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Jeremy Kahn is Fortune's AI Editor, spearheading the publication's coverage of artificial intelligence. He is the author of Mastering AI: A Survival Guide to Our Superpowered Future (Simon & Schuster, July 2024); the lead author of Fortune's Eye on AI newsletter; and a cohost of the Fortune AI Weekly vodcast alongside tech reporter Bea Nolan. Before rejoining Fortune in 2019, he spent eight years at Bloomberg as a technology reporter and a senior writer for Bloomberg Markets magazine. His writing has also appeared in numerous publications including The New York Times, The International Herald Tribune, Newsweek, The Atlantic, Smithsonian, The Boston Globe, and Portfolio. From 2007 to 2011, he reported from New Delhi, India. Prior to moving to India, he was the managing editor of the New Republic. He began his career at Fortune in New York, where he worked from 1997 to 2004. He holds degrees from the University of Pennsylvania and the London School of Economics. He is currently based in London.

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Tech
There may be 22 hidden coronavirus hotspots in states poised to lift restrictions
By Jeremy KahnApril 24, 2020
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Finance
Creditors’ nightmare: Late payments soar, revealing extent of coronavirus pain on European companies
By Jeremy KahnApril 22, 2020
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Tech
How a pharmacy delivery startup has capitalized on the coronavirus pandemic
By Jeremy KahnApril 21, 2020
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Newsletters
The pandemic is fast-tracking the adoption of smarter, stronger A.I.
By Jeremy KahnApril 21, 2020
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Politics
The coronavirus is pushing the crisis-marred EU to a new breaking point
By Jeremy KahnApril 17, 2020
The coronavirus pandemic’s latest victim: Foreign investors
Finance
The coronavirus pandemic’s latest victim: Foreign investors
By Jeremy KahnApril 15, 2020
These robot-powered warehouses could save grocers—but first they need to survive the coronavirus pandemic
Magazine
These robot-powered warehouses could save grocers—but first they need to survive the coronavirus pandemic
By Jeremy KahnApril 14, 2020
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Newsletters
‘Boring A.I.’ may be the real lifesaver in this pandemic
By Jeremy KahnApril 7, 2020
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Health
U.K.’s Boris Johnson, who initially advocated herd immunity, becomes symbol of the strategy’s danger
By Jeremy Kahn and Katherine DunnApril 6, 2020
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Politics
World War II offers lessons—and warnings—for the coronavirus fight
By Jeremy KahnApril 5, 2020
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Health
Hospitals are running low on the most critical supply of all: Oxygen
By Jeremy KahnApril 2, 2020
LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner
Tech
LinkedIn tries to improve equality across its site
By Jeremy KahnMarch 31, 2020
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Tech
A startup is building computer chips using human neurons
By Jeremy KahnMarch 30, 2020
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Finance
This hedge fund manager is up 27% in a market down 30%
By Jeremy KahnMarch 26, 2020
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Newsletters
This is not a drill: The coronavirus pandemic is testing A.I.’s ability to handle extreme events
By Jeremy KahnMarch 24, 2020
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