Stephanie Palazzolo reports on artificial intelligence and writes The Information’s AI Agenda newsletter. Her earlier work includes AI reporting at Business Insider and technology investment banking.[2]
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Palazzolo’s introduction at the FTC’s January 2024 technology summit places her work at the intersection of AI development and business. It credits her reporting on OpenAI, financing and large technology companies. Before joining The Information she covered AI at Business Insider; before journalism she advised technology companies on transactions at Morgan Stanley. That sequence supplies context for a beat that includes both technical developments and the organizations financing and deploying them.[2]
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The FTC summit placed Palazzolo’s reporting alongside research and technology-policy perspectives. Its public transcript is a useful example of how questions about AI markets can be examined beyond a product launch: who controls important inputs, how firms relate to each other and what the consequences might be for competition. Her role is reporter and participant in that discussion, not author of the technical systems under examination.[2]
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How Is Anthropic So Efficient?theinformation.comAn AI Agenda issue. Subscription required.
Start with this bylined newsletter issue to sample her reporting; a subscription is required. The public FTC panel transcript offers a free introduction to her discussion of AI markets.
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OpenAI's Astra reportedly reasons via recurrent depth, looping computation in latent space instead of emitting more reasoning tokens. It can cut cost and lift performance, but it leaves no readable trace, which researchers say undermines chain-of-thought monitoring.
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