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Danny Fortson

Danny Fortson

West Coast Correspondent at The Sunday Times

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Location
United States
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Automobiles
  • Computers & Technology
  • Electrical
  • Industry
  • Internet
  • Telecommunications
  • Security
  • Technology

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Recent Articles

thetimes.co.uk

How to stop AI waging war on humans - The Times

Stuart Russell wrote his first artificial intelligence program nearly half a century ago. Aged 12, he taught his calculator how to play noughts and crosses. Now
over 1 year ago
thetimes.co.uk

Elon Musk sends in 'goons' to guillotine yet more Twitter staff - T...

No one is safe at Elon Musk’s Twitter, it seems. Not even those who made it onto a hallowed “do not fire” list drawn up by the billionaire and his lieutenants.
over 1 year ago
thetimes.co.uk

Inside the dysfunctional world of Marc Benioff's Salesforce - The T...

Its eccentric founder runs the Slack-owning software giant like a $150bn private fiefdom, but executives are quitting in droves
almost 2 years ago
thetimes.co.uk

How mass sackings of the 'surplus elites' became the new normal - T...

Wall Street loves nothing more than when people get fired. Witness last week’s events. Goldman Sachs broke the bad news to 3,200 of its staff across the wo
almost 2 years ago
thetimes.co.uk

Could Sam Bankman-Fried's girlfriend help send him to jail? - The T...

Squint and you might think that not much has changed for Sam Bankman-Fried. The 30-year-old crypto tycoon spends his days hanging out at his parents’ $4 million
almost 2 years ago
thetimes.co.uk

Has this musician found the cure for insomnia? - The Times

Chuck Wild is, in a way, just what you would expect from a man whose job is to put people to sleep. The 76-year-old sleep music star shows up at the airport nea
almost 2 years ago
thetimes.co.uk

Is Chat GPT the world's first truly useful chatbot? - The Times

When a technological breakthrough explodes onto the world, it is often hard to communicate its true importance. Its majesty, if you will. So why not leave it to
almost 2 years ago
thetimes.co.uk

History tells us the metaverse could take off. For now it’s Sadvill...

Marc Andreessen, the billionaire venture capitalist and creator of Netscape, the browser that launched the internet era, once said: “Every failed idea from the
almost 2 years ago
thetimes.co.uk

Axios sale shows there’s still money to be made in media

The media industry isn’t that hard, apparently. Just ask Nick Johnston, publisher of the six-year-old digital news start-up Axios. “Just do good journalism,” h
about 2 years ago
thetimes.co.uk

Big Tech firms happy for staff to quit

Silicon Valley revels in its role as a disruptor. So perhaps it should come as little surprise that amid the “great resignation”, when other companies are lavi
over 2 years ago
thetimes.co.uk

Market bears savage day-trading star Robinhood

As stock markets crashed this year, Robinhood, the free stock-trading app loved by Gen Z, introduced a cash card. Amid a dramatic end to a 13-year bull market t
over 2 years ago
thetimes.co.uk

Crypto meltdown spells disaster ahead for a raft of investors

Richard Heart spooned a dollop of $600-an-ounce albino sturgeon caviar out of its gold tin and shovelled it into his mouth. “In honour of the bear market, I am
over 2 years ago
thetimes.co.uk

Russia follows China in embracing the splinternet

Not long ago, Zello, an app that turns a mobile phone into a “push to talk” walkie- talkie, was just one app among thousands in Russia’s smartphone app stores.
over 2 years ago
thetimes.co.uk

The dramas trying to be the next Succession

Phyllis Gardner had seen it all. The tenured professor at Stanford University’s medical school in California, her salty wit always cocked and ready to fire a zi
over 2 years ago
thetimes.co.uk

Kernel Flow: the $50m ‘Fitbit’ for your brain

A lab technician turns a knob near the back of my neck, tightening onto my skull a helmet packed with enough lasers to make a Storm Trooper jealous. “How’s that
over 2 years ago
thetimes.co.uk

Elon Musk risks coming down to earth after a stellar year

Elon Musk had a year for the ages. Last Wednesday, SpaceX’s Dragon cargo ship delivered a full turkey dinner and other supplies to the International Space Stat
almost 3 years ago
thetimes.co.uk

US tech investors believe they’re close to a cure for old age

Contrary to what you may think, getting old is not inevitable. And by getting old, I mean the bad parts: weakened muscles, fading memory, aching joints ... or
almost 3 years ago
thetimes.co.uk

AI is coming to steal your face

Clearview says its facial recognition technology is invaluable in the fight against crime. Critics warn that it violates citizens’ rights
almost 3 years ago
thetimes.co.uk

Andy Bird tears up the Pearson textbook

Andy Bird was in Laos when a headhunter rang about Pearson, the FTSE 100 group. Or was it Cambodia? He can’t recall. “I was probably in a modest hotel, waiting
about 3 years ago
thetimes.co.uk

The Interview: Miriam Gonzalez Durantez on her husband, Nick ... - ...

The lawyer, feminist activist and wife of Nick Clegg
about 5 years ago