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Growing TIME’s AI Coverage

TIME Editor in Chief Sam Jacobs and Executive Editor Alex Altman sent the following memo to staff on Monday: Dear all, TIME aspires to lead in the coverage of the remaking of the world by artificial intelligence. Last week, we released our annual TIME100 AI list , led by Ayesha Javed , and an exclusive cover story about OpenAI drawing on unprecedented access inside the company. Today, we're…

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TIME Editor in Chief Sam Jacobs and Executive Editor Alex Altman have announced a major push for the publication's artificial intelligence coverage. The company has sent a memo to staff detailing their ambitious plans and new hires. TIME has released its annual AI list and covered OpenAI in an exclusive story. They are launching a revamped AI newsletter, expanding it to five days a week, and will convene the world's leading AI minds in Washington, D.C.

Next year, they plan to launch a forum for AI leaders. Naomi Nix, a Senior Correspondent based in Washington, joins as a Senior Correspondent, focusing on policy, regulation, and tech's political influence. Manisha Ganguly, an investigative journalist and investigative workflow pioneer, joins as a Senior Correspondent in London, specializing in AI and national security.

Harry Booth, who joined in 2024, becomes a Staff Writer and will relocate to San Francisco to cover the AI hub. The new hires include Billy Perrigo and Andrew Chow, who will continue to lead AI coverage from London and Washington. The team will work with Senior Editor Dayana Sarkisova, and Charlie Campbell will continue contributing from Asia.

The company's commitment to covering the most important story of our time is evident in this investment and team expansion.

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