Yiwen Lu is a Technology Reporting Fellow who has written for publications such as The Press Democrat, The New York Times, San Francisco Examiner, The Scranton Times-Tribune, Cell Press, and New Zealand Herald. With a focus on technology and its impact on society, Yiwen covers topics ranging from autonomous vehicles and artificial intelligence to gaming and consumer tech.
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Yiwen Lu's coverage is diverse, encompassing technology, transportation, and business with a focus on evolving stories and breaking news. She frequently cites data and government announcements while covering themes such as tragedy, data & analytics, business & industry, transportation & logistics, and travel & tourism.
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A wallet-free lifestyle relying on your phone is attainable, but it requires preparation and some compromise.
For a growing number of young people, a wallet full of cash and cards is as out of fashion as millennials' habit of tucking their shirts into their pants,
By: Yiwen Lu
SAN FRANCISCO — After her second child was born, Chelsea Becker took an unpaid, yearlong leave from her full-time job as a flight attendant.
By: Yiwen Lu
The boom in AI technology has put a more sophisticated spin on a kind of gig work that doesn’t require leaving the house.
An incident that seriously injured a pedestrian in San Francisco led Cruise to take all of its cars off the road. The question now is when they will return.
By: Peng Deng, Qian Ouyang, Jingying Huang, Chunni Li, Yihong Li, Yiwen Lu, Jinghua Zhao, Shicheng Su, Yi Wang, Sun Yat-Sen, Hui Chen, Zhihao Wei
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After one of its autonomous vehicles hit and dragged a pedestrian in October, the company has been taking baby steps to return to the road.
By: Kapila Ireland, Elektra Kotsoni, Lucy Maguire, Yiwen Lu
AI ambassadors are making life easier for real-life talent and, potentially, the brands that want to hire them. But there are plenty of concerns around the lack of regulation for a new concept in marketing.
LAS VEGAS — In places like San Francisco, Phoenix and Las Vegas, robot taxis are navigating city streets without a driver behind the steering wheel.
The latest medal count and results for the Paris Olympics.
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