Reed Albergotti
Technology Editor at Semafor
Tech editor @semafor. co-author of Wheelmen, retired hockey player, Minnesotan. I like riding bikes. Signal: Reed.03 https://t.co/tFfxAECpLa
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1 week ago |
semafor.com | Reed Albergotti
Anthropic is going toe-to-toe with the Trump Administration on artificial intelligence policy, according to a person familiar with the matter, irking White House officials and bucking the trend of AI companies seeking closer ties with the government.
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1 week ago |
semafor.com | Reed Albergotti
Lovable, the popular vibe coding app that describes itself as the fastest-growing company in Europe, has failed to fix a critical security flaw, despite being notified about it months ago, according to a new report by an employee at a competitor. The service offered by Lovable, a Swedish startup that bills its product as “the last piece of software,” allows customers without any technical training to instantly create websites and apps using only natural language prompts.
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1 week ago |
semafor.com | Ben Smith |Reed Albergotti
Americans in the years 2011 to 2016 — not the coastal media types watching Girls or Silicon Valley on HBO, but the 10 million-plus watching CBS Thursday nights — were exposed to a tutorial on the emerging field of artificial intelligence. Consider some Person of Interest plot points in what its creator called a “cyberpunk procedural”:The AI, called The Machine, deciphers written and spoken speech and predicts our actions.
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2 weeks ago |
semafor.com | Reed Albergotti
Al Lucca/SemaforMicrosoft CEO Satya Nadella helped create an artificial intelligence explosion. But instead of automating away his company’s workforce, he says the change has created a need for leadership with qualities that are fundamentally human. “You can’t just come in and say, ‘I’m smart. I have a bunch of ideas, but I don’t know exactly what to do.’ No, you have to know what to do when it is ambiguous, when it is uncertain.
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2 weeks ago |
semafor.com | Reed Albergotti
Microsoft Chief Technology Officer Kevin Scott is one of the most respected technologists in Silicon Valley, after playing instrumental roles at Google, LinkedIn, and now Microsoft. He’s also one of the most interesting, coming from a small town in Virginia and working his way up the ranks of the competitive tech industry without the benefits of a big-name university on his resume.
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Scoop: The US Treasury Department is looking into Benchmark’s investment in Manus AI. Benchmark’s internal counsel says it’s not subject to outbound investment restrictions: more here. https://t.co/IFLrhFF51z
It was great having you at WES. Thanks for lending your insight. We hope to have you next year!
It was great to be at the @semafor World Economies Summit last week. @ReedAlbergotti and I explored where AI is heading—from the evolution of search to how agentic AI is consolidating workflows to drive efficiency. The value creation has already begun, and we’re just getting https://t.co/GlNfyxsbre
Companies are now burying their data centers in underground bunkers modeled after Cold War Minutemen missile silos, @RachylJones reports. (Very fun story! Except for the whole apocalypse part) https://t.co/MN9lKmsWHh
