Whizy Kim is a Senior Reporter at Yahoo Finance. She specializes in a diverse range of topics including AI and machine learning, technology, and legal affairs, with a focus on issues such as data protection and privacy laws. Whizy's work has been featured in notable publications including Refinery29, Inc., and Vox.
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Whizy Kim's coverage is predominantly focused on tech and product promotions. She frequently cites data, indicating a preference for content backed by verifiable information. Given her coverage of online shopping, package theft, Airbnb, and crypto topics, she may be interested in pitches related to the impact of emerging technologies on consumer behavior or new developments within these industries.
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After a year of tearing down AI guardrails, the Trump administration is now floating formal prerelease reviews for new AI models.
By: Whizy Kim
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The EU is getting OpenAI’s new cyber model, while Mythos stays out of reach. With Trump talking AI in Beijing this week, AI model access is quickly becoming a diplomatic prize.
Roughly 75 OpenAI employees became overnight multimillionaires in a share sell-off last fall. And it could be just the start of a new era of AI wealth.
SpaceX’s massive IPO gives Elon Musk an unusual amount of control over a public company—and asks investors to put their faith in his ability to make them a fortune.
Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical warns that AI could worsen inequality and degrade human dignity—and it’s received a mixed reception from Silicon Valley and political leaders.
Uber now says that the ROI on its AI spending spree is unclear—a shift in tone from its earlier aggressive adoption of the technology.
