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Katie Malone

New York, Pennsylvania

Market Editor at Technical.ly

tech journalist | she/her | trying my best https://t.co/xOdiLbqNLe

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Articles

  • A dire controversy

    1 week ago | onlys.ky | Katie Malone

    Ian Wilmut's end goal was not to produce a lamb. For years, it had been known that the stem cells of a mammalian embryo have the ability to differentiate into any type of cell. This so-called totipotency, however, is lost in adult cells. The general assumption was that this loss was permanent. Wilmut set out to show otherwise.

  • 5 Easy Ways to Practice Mindfulness at Work - GovLoop

    1 week ago | govloop.com | Katie Malone

    Editor’s Note: To help our community navigate these unprecedented times, we’ve refreshed some of our best content that educates, uplifts and unites the government workforce. The gut-wrenching pang of missing a deadline or receiving harsh criticism is an unfortunately familiar human emotion. Urgent projects, miscommunication with your supervisor and the pressure to exceed expectations can take away from your ability to produce high-quality work.

  • Gecko Robotics reaches a $1.25B valuation with new Series D

    2 weeks ago | technical.ly | Katie Malone

    Gecko Robotics just reached unicorn status. The Pittsburgh-based startup announced a $125 million Series D today, boosting its valuation to $1.25 billion. Founded 12 years ago, the company has now raised a total of $347.43 million, according to PitchBook. The latest round was led by new investor Cox Enterprises, with continuing investors USIT, XN, Founders Fund and Y Combinator, according to the startup.

  • ‘In no world’ can state funding replace Trump science research cuts, Philly reps say

    3 weeks ago | technical.ly | Katie Malone

    As federal research dollars remain in limbo, Pennsylvania lawmakers say it will take more than state government to keep Philly’s innovation economy alive. In Pennsylvania, federal funding for scientific programs fuels innovation and economic growth. As the Trump administration continues to revoke funding for research, STEM education and other innovation grants, Pennsylvania state Reps.

  • How lawmakers are regulating real-world AI in 2025

    3 weeks ago | technical.ly | Katie Malone

    When it comes to regulating artificial intelligence, lawmakers are stuck between needing to act quickly and needing to get it right. That tension was at the heart of “What Does Real-World AI Regulation Look Like?”, a panel discussion at the 2025 Technical.ly Builders Conference featuring Pennsylvania state Rep. Napoleon J. Nelson, Wilmington Councilmember James Spadola and John Hopkins-Gillespie, director of policy at responsible AI governance startup Trustible AI.

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