Jenn Brice

Jenn is a fellow on Fortune's tech desk. She was previously a reporter covering tech regulation for MLex. She studied English at the University of Virginia.

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satya nadella, ceo of microsoft

Microsoft beats Wall Street expectations with big help from its cloud business, but warns of slower growth in second quarter

elon musk hugs donald trump

Could Elon Musk’s alliance with Donald Trump hurt Tesla’s business? Not according to the company‘s list of ‘risk factors’

two lawyers shake hands

Luminance debuts AI assistant for lawyers that’s aimed at doing some of the legal grunt work

047<br />
FORTUNE Most Powerful Women 2024<br />
October 16th, 2024<br />
Laguna Niguel, CA, USA
8:00 – 8:50 AM<br />
BREAKFAST CONCURRENTS<br />
ADVANCING HUMAN-CENTRIC AI<br />
Hosted by Deloitte<br />
As AI transforms industries of all kinds, how are companies ensuring the human experience remains at the forefront? If our attention at this inflection point is too narrowly focused on business benefit, we may miss the broader potential impacts for humanity and society at large. To advance technology that is transformative for the benefit of all, it is crucial to integrate equity, access, and trust throughout the AI life cycle. Join us to discuss the critical importance of balancing innovation with the very best of the human experience.
Discussion Leaders:<br />
Dipti Gulati, Chief Executive Officer, Audit and Assurance, Deloitte & Touche LLP US<br />
Noosheen Hashemi, Co-founder and CEO, January AI<br />
Aidan Madigan-Curtis, General Partner, Eclipse Ventures<br />
Terra Terwilliger, Director, Strategic Initiatives, Google DeepMind<br />
Moderator: Emma Hinchliffe, Fortune
Photograph by Kristy Walker/Fortune

Google DeepMind director calls for clarity and consistency in AI regulations

Kathi Vidal speaks on stage at Fortune's Most Powerful Summit

U.S. PTO director says Tesla AI turns everybody into a tall white man

young person sits working on laptop on stairs outside

College grads struggle to find work at Google, Amazon, and Meta as tech hiring stalls

From left to right: Astha Malik of Braze, Amy Brooks of the NBA, Ekta Chopra of e.l.f., and Irana Wasti of BILL. All sit on stage during a conference panel

‘Why the e.l.f. not?’ The beauty brand built an AI model to write social media comments

Robin Gordon, former data and analytics chief for MetLife, speaks on a conference panel

Employees want to know where they fit in as AI transforms workplace routines

Fei-Fei Li speaks at conference

‘Godmother of AI’ wants everyone to have a place in the tech transformation

dockworkers picket with signs that read "automation threatens our future: stand with the ila"

The dockworkers’ strike ends for now—but the fight over automating jobs continues, as it has for decades

Governor newsom smiles holding a microphone on stage

California’s governor vetoes controversial AI safety bill that the tech industry called an innovation killer

openai cto mira murati

OpenAI chief technology officer Mira Murati is stepping down

Where Silicon Valley is spending its millions in political donations, charted

By Jenn Brice and Nicolas Rapp

A person holds a mobile phone with the Linkedin app open on screen

LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram are hoovering up your data to train their AI. Here’s how to stop it

WASHINGTON DC, UNITED STATES – JANUARY 31: Chief executive officer (CEO) of TikTok Shou Zi Chew testify before a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on online child sexual exploitation in the Dirksen Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill on January 31, 2024, in Washington, DC. (Photo by Celal Gunes/Anadolu via Getty Images)

TikTok is grilled by skeptical U.S. judges while making its first arguments against Biden’s ‘unprecedented’ potential U.S. ban