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Carly Minsky

  • Technology Journalist and Content Creator, Freelance
London
As seen in: LinkedIn, Medium, Financial Times, Metro (UK), Yahoo Finance, VICE, VICE UK, HuffPost UK, The Culture Trip, Times Higher Education and
Covers:  Technology, science, data, artificial intelligence, computing, cybersecurity, B2B, fintech, startups, policy, tech for good
Doesn't Cover: Gadgets
Tech journalist & content creator. Preoccupied with philosophical ponderings, fighting the patriarchy & advocating for rescue dogs. Also writing a novel.

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Carly Minsky’s Biography

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I’m a technology journalist with particular interests in artificial intelligence, advanced computing,
cryptography and data science. I use my unique background combining science, analysis and story-telling
to report complex topics and technology developments in a way that is relevant, appropriate and
accessible to different audiences.

Beyond writing and editing, I also have high-level competencies in research, data analysis and data
visualisation, and search engine optimisation. I regularly pre…

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The secret of investing in "Silver Tech" for the elderly

The secret of investing in "Silver Tech" for the elderly

Age Tech startups are tackling care for the elderly, but many are overlooking the fact that retirees want to…

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Transferwise has turned employees into millionaires

Transferwise has turned employees into millionaires

Transferwise employees and alumni, so-called "Wisers", are now armed with more than $70m to pour into new ven…

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Big companies prefer "innovation theatre" to working with startups

Big companies prefer "innovation theatre" to working with startups

Startup disruption is a key motivator for corporate innovation in Europe, but a new survey shows big companie…

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How an “Internet of Things for science labs” startup is going viral

How an “Internet of Things for science labs” startup is going viral

A startup for science labs aims to solve the reproducibility crisis by bringing automation to tedious tasks.

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How the CERN physics lab is supercharging European startups

How the CERN physics lab is supercharging European startups

The world's biggest physics lab runs startup accelerators all over Europe. But turning science into business …

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Here are the startups from GCHQ's first engineering accelerator

Here are the startups from GCHQ's first engineering accelerator

Four UK startups have just graduated from GCHQ's first ever engineering accelerator, with one closing a six-f…

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Articles

Consumer groups put more value on security

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By Carly Minsky
| Financial Times Verified
In 2001, software company Oracle began marketing a new database product with the claim that its cyber security was “unbreakable”.
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Consumer groups put more value on security

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By Carly Minsky
| Yahoo Finance Verified
In 2001, software company Oracle began marketing a new database product with the claim that its cyber security was “unbreakable”. At the time, Oracle tried to double down on its security message but, today, more than 20 years later, consumers have become as sceptical about companies’ security claims as cyber professionals.
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Introducing: the 35 companies joining Applied AI 4.0

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By Carly Minsky
| technation.io
We are delighted to announce the 35 AI tech companies who have been accepted into Applied AI 4.0 – the fourth iteration of the Applied AI programme. The programme forms part of the Government’s AI Sector Deal, announced in 2019 to realise the social and economic benefits of AI and harness its potential to transform people’s lives for the better.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Working for a journalist in Sri Lanka, interviewing almost every person in a small fort town and writing 'real life' stories of the community

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I'd love to!

How is social media changing news?

The pressure on speed is always intensifying, but also the 'scoop' is becoming less relevant.