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Beatrice Nolan is a tech reporter on Fortune’s AI team, covering artificial intelligence and emerging technologies and their impact on work, industry, and culture. She previously reported on technology at Business Insider. She's based in Fortune's London office and holds a bachelor’s degree in English from the University of York. You can reach her securely via Signal at beatricenolan.08

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AI
Elon Musk’s lawyers claim he doesn’t use a computer—despite the billionaire’s own X posts saying the opposite 
By Beatrice NolanJune 24, 2025
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AI
Hinge’s CEO says dating isn’t something people should leave up to AI—but it could coach users along the way
By Beatrice NolanJune 24, 2025
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AI
Leading AI models show up to 96% blackmail rate when their goals or existence is threatened, Anthropic study says
By Beatrice NolanJune 23, 2025
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AI
New ‘OpenAI Files’ report sheds light on deep leadership concerns about Sam Altman and safety failures within the AI lab
By Beatrice NolanJune 20, 2025
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AI
AI is more likely to create a generation of ‘yes-men on servers’ than any scientific breakthroughs, Hugging Face cofounder says
By Beatrice NolanJune 20, 2025
OpenAI warns its future models will have a higher risk of aiding bioweapons development
AI
OpenAI warns its future models will have a higher risk of aiding bioweapons development
By Beatrice NolanJune 19, 2025
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AI
Meta’s $100 million signing bonuses for OpenAI staff are just the latest sign of extreme AI talent war 
By Beatrice NolanJune 18, 2025
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AI
Canva’s cofounder is looking to hire ‘AI natives’ and university dropouts to train the rest of the company on the tech
By Beatrice NolanJune 17, 2025
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AI
OpenAI plans to continue working with Scale AI despite rival Meta’s $14.3 billion deal with the company, OpenAI’s CFO says
By Beatrice NolanJune 16, 2025
chief executive officer of Nvidia Corp., Jensen Huang attends the 9th edition of the VivaTech trade show at the Parc des Expositions de la Porte de Versailles on June 11, 2025, in Paris.
AI
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang says he disagrees with almost everything Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei says
By Beatrice NolanJune 11, 2025
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AI
Ohio State University is requiring every student to use AI in class to become ‘AI fluent’
By Beatrice NolanJune 10, 2025
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Tech
Elon Musk’s Starlink was installed on the White House roof—Dems say it may ‘undermine national security’ by exposing sensitive data to hackers
By Beatrice NolanJune 10, 2025
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Tech
SpaceX’s valuation will likely be cut in half as Trump and Elon Musk publicly feud, longtime Tesla investor says
By Beatrice NolanJune 6, 2025
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AI
Anthropic researchers predict a ‘pretty terrible decade’ for humans as AI could wipe out white collar jobs
By Beatrice NolanJune 5, 2025
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Tech
A smuggled North Korean smartphone reveals how the regime censors information, including screenshotting users activities every five minutes 
By Beatrice NolanJune 4, 2025
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