Skip To Main Content
Mark Gimein on Muck Rack

Mark Gimein

Verified
New York
As seen in: LinkedIn, CNN, The New York Times, Yahoo Entertainment, Bloomberg News, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News, CNBC, The Atlantic, Fortune and
Writer and editor. Formerly @bloomberg @theweek and @thefp . Kid in a candy store.

Get in touch with Mark

Contact Mark, search articles and posts on X, monitor coverage, and track replies from one place.

Learn more about Muck Rack

Actions

Share this page

Articles

The Tireless Innovation of Edwin Land

|
By Mark Gimein Verified
| The Free Press Verified
Great Americans: The Tireless Innovation of Edwin Land Edwin Land was the man who put a darkroom in your pocket. (Joyce Dopkeen/New York Times Co. via Getty Images) The founder of Polaroid was part scientist, part inventor, and part showman—the very model of the modern tech founder. Welcome back to Great Americans, a countdown to our country’s 250th birthday. We’re bringing you a writer we love on an American they love, every weekday between now and July 4.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

How to Spend It

|
By Mark Gimein Verified
| The Free Press Verified
For most of human history, the rich took it with them. Or tried to. The pharaohs filled their tombs with gold, furniture, jewelry, food, and servants (sometimes living ones). The great necropolises of Egypt were monuments to the belief that wealth was most useful in the afterlife. The Greeks buried their dead with coins to cross the River Styx. The Vikings entombed their leaders together with their ships and weapons and more.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

Why Anthropic Is Making Fun of OpenAI

|
By Mark Gimein Verified
| The Free Press Verified
Why Anthropic Is Making Fun of OpenAI Anthropic’s Super Bowl ads are aimed at preventing Sam Altman of OpenAI from ruling the future, writes Mark Gimein. (via Anthropic and Claude) OpenAI wants to rule the world. Anthropic has other ideas. The AI wars were raging at the Super Bowl this weekend, and Anthropic fired the opening salvo. The AI developer known for its models’ coding prowess created a series of commercials tweaking its better-known competitor, OpenAI.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?
See all 121 licensed articles (166 Total)