Wall Street Journal Strengthens AI Team with Max Zeff
Max Zeff, formerly a senior writer at Wired, will begin covering artificial intelligence at the Wall Street Journal next week.
Experienced technology journalist Max Zeff, who covers developments and corporate strategies in the artificial intelligence sector, is leaving his position at Wired to join the Wall Street Journal team.
New Era and Start of Duties
Max Zeff, who previously worked as a senior writer covering the artificial intelligence sector at Wired, will begin working at the Wall Street Journal starting next week.
A graduate of the University of Massachusetts, Zeff will report on the dimensions of the artificial intelligence market concerning companies, executives, and regulations.
Career Background and Experience
Before Wired, Zeff worked as a senior reporter at TechCrunch, following the startups and business figures behind the artificial intelligence boom.
During his time at Gizmodo, he produced news on artificial intelligence policies and content moderation, building a regulatory-focused background.
Sectoral Scope and New Team
At the Wall Street Journal, artificial intelligence continues to be addressed within the framework of technology, business, and investment themes.
Zeff's addition strengthens the newspaper's team that tracks corporate strategies and initiatives in the rapidly growing artificial intelligence market.