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.
She has also covered investment analysis which suggests an interest in financial aspects of technology companies or products. Pitches providing deep dives into how technology intersects with consumer behavior and market trends could resonate well with her audience.
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Google’s rumored “Frozen” chip fuses Gemini directly into the silicon in a bid to make AI more efficient. But it’s a big wager on committing to a single model.
OpenAI’s models recently hacked an AI platform all on their own. But the AI that came to the rescue wasn’t a top American one—it was an open-source Chinese model.
Silicon Valley is using AI products to record every work meeting and social interaction—a habit that’s thorny both legally and socially.
Silicon Valley is taking sides on whether there should be more restrictions on open-weight AI models—and the lobbying effort in Washington is heating up.
AI-generated content is creating a new marketplace of officially licensed, real human faces—where anyone can browse and rent your likeness for use in commercials, video games, microdramas, and more.
Apple’s new hardware leasing program offers 12- to 36-month leases on iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches—costing customers less than their retail prices.
Meta’s most recent earnings report didn’t show much of a payoff on its giant AI spending. Its biggest win: increasing time spent on Instagram and selling more ads.
Google Earth’s new AI image generation feature can turn a text prompt into photorealistic satellite imagery. People are concerned.
Apple sued OpenAI for allegedly stealing its trade secrets. In response, OpenAI published a slew of private texts and emails.
The US government finalized its AI review framework this week—and it apparently leaves out open-weight models. We have a lot of questions.
