Troy Wolverton is a journalist at the San Francisco Examiner. He specializes in technology, startups, and the venture industry, with a keen focus on business, finance, and personal finance, as well as themes related to AI and machine learning. Troy's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Charlotte Business Journal, Yahoo Finance, and SF Weekly.
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Troy Wolverton's focus is primarily on local business and technology news, particularly within the Silicon Valley area. His coverage heavily features corporate announcements, stock market movements, and layoffs in the tech industry.
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Suit against OpenAI, founders could shake up industry.
Governor candidate: Teen would have found other “tool.”
Network security company laying off 21% of workforce.
By: Troy Wolverton
Venture capitalist and UC Berkeley professor Sean Foote said the so-called secondary market “could entirely change the way the venture business is structured.”
By: Troy Wolverton
Riversisde County Sheriff Chad Bianco as come under fire for comments he made regarding the ChatGPT-linked death of Southern California teen Adam Raine. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
Experts say trial has damaged Altman, company.
Here are the tech policies of Hilton, Steyer, others.
Jury finds Musk filed lawsuit too late.
By: Troy Wolverton
SpaceX's recently filed public-offering paperwork provided the most concrete evidence yet that despite rapid adoption, the artificial-intelligence
Governor, lawmakers pushing different tacks
