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Ken Yeung

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Seattle
As seen in: The AI Economy Newsletter, LinkedIn, Medium, Business Insider, Nature, Wiley Online Library, ACS Publications, Flipboard, The Next Web, VentureBeat, GeekWire and
Covers:  Startups, AI, business, technology, venture capital, marketing, advertising, enterprise
Doesn't Cover: Cryptocurrency, blockchain, science
Founder, "The AI Economy" • Creator, ClawBeat.co • As seen on @venturebeat @thenextweb @flipboard @geekwire • Multimodal Storyteller • Signal: kenyeung.888

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A technology journalist based in Seattle, Wash., who has covered AI, startups, social media, digital marketing, consumer tech, enterprise innovations, fintech, venture capital, and more. Currently, the founder and Editor-in-Chief of "The AI Economy" newsletter on LinkedIn and Substack. Looking to understand how AI is impacting business, work, technology, and society. Previously, a reporter for VentureBeat and The Next Web, and also the Assistant Managing Editor at Flipboard.

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Why Prompt Engineering Is Now Everyone's Job

Why Prompt Engineering Is Now Everyone's Job

With the rise of generative AI in the workplace, anyone can now instruct the bots on what to do. Crafting tho…

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Inside AWS' Global Accelerator for the Generative AI Era

Inside AWS' Global Accelerator for the Generative AI Era

Can cloud credits create unicorns? AWS thinks so-and it's betting big on generative AI startups.

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Meet OLMoTrace: The Tool That Shows Where AI Gets Its Info

Meet OLMoTrace: The Tool That Shows Where AI Gets Its Info

Ai2's latest open-source tool brings model transparency to AI, tracing responses back to their original train…

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The AI House That Paul Allen Built

The AI House That Paul Allen Built

Discover Ai2, a lesser-known AI research non-profit based in Seattle, Washington, that has been at the forefr…

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Salesforce's Agentforce: What You Need to Know About the Autonomous AI Agent Platform

Salesforce's Agentforce: What You Need to Know About the Autonomous AI Agent Platform

Take a closer look at Salesforce's new autonomous AI agent platform, Agentforce, set to be introduced at Drea…

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Intel debuts the Xeon 6 processor, aiming to modernize data centers to tackle enterprise AI workl...

Intel debuts the Xeon 6 processor, aiming to modernize data centers to tackle enterprise AI workl...

Intel unveils the Xeon 6 processor, helping modernize data centers to accelerate enterprise AI workloads. Plu…

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Zscaler Wants to Secure the AI Agents Enterprises Can't See

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By Ken Yeung
| The AI Economy Newsletter
As new AI agents accelerate their entry into the workplace, cybersecurity platform Zscaler is extending its Zero Trust Exchange to govern how these autonomous systems connect, access data, and operate across enterprise networks. On Tuesday, the company unveiled three new capabilities—AI Broker, AI Access Graph, and Endpoint AI Security—that together constitute what Zscaler calls the industry’s first complete Zero Trust platform for agentic AI.
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Everyone Is Building on OpenClaw Now

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By Ken Yeung
| The AI Economy Newsletter
An AI-generated image showing three lobsters, representing OpenClaw agents emerging into the open. They represent Google, Microsoft, and Meta. Credit: Microsoft Copilot The definition of an AI agent has evolved rapidly since the term first entered the zeitgeist. The earliest versions were chatbots with better manners: systems that answered questions, drafted text, and waited for the next prompt.
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OpenClaw Won: How Big Tech Adopted the AI Agent

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By Ken Yeung
| Flipboard
Technology 2 days ago Small Business Owners Are Now Overseeing Entire Teams of AI Agents. Here’s What the New Technology Can Do. entrepreneur.com - Sherin Shibu • 2d Key Takeaways Small business owners are increasingly using AI agents, or software that acts autonomously to perform tasks and make decisions, to do work for them.
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