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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By: Whizy Kim
TL;DR: When Rockstar Games revealed yesterday that the most anticipated game of the decade would cost at least $79.99, people were shocked . And, even
Google has limited Meta’s Gemini use because it couldn’t meet the company’s demand—a stark sign of the AI compute crunch squeezing even the biggest cloud providers.
AI money is reshaping who counts as “rich” in San Francisco, as OpenAI and Anthropic mint a new tech elite. It could be a preview of the broader AI-driven inequality to come.
The US government has lifted its export controls on Anthropic's Fable 5—right as competition with Chinese AI heats up. Anthropic’s model returns globally starting today.
Tech CEOs have shifted their messaging on AI job loss, now saying that the impact might not be as bad as the doomsday scenarios they once promoted. The timing of the pivot is… convenient.
Reddit is fighting its AI spam problem by using AI—but it’s unclear whether that’ll be enough to preserve the human authenticity that made it valuable in the first place.
The company is working on AI smart glasses that may record nonstop—possibly without the indicator light—which could spell more controversy for the tech giant.
Record profits and six-figure bonuses have catapulted SK Hynix and Samsung into trillion-dollar juggernauts. But will buyers keep paying?
Right as the AI consumer device race heats up, Apple is accusing OpenAI of stealing trade secrets to jump-start its hardware products.
The first statewide data center moratorium in the US just took effect—joining a global chorus of concerns around the effects of so many massive new data centers being built.
