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Jenn Brice

Jenn is a fellow on Fortune's tech desk. She was previously a reporter covering tech regulation for MLex. She studied English at the University of Virginia.

  • Sam Altman, chief executive officer of OpenAI, at the Hope Global Forums annual meeting in Atlanta, Georgia, US, on Monday, Dec. 11, 2023. The meeting includes over 5,200 delegates representing 40 countries aiming to reimagine the global economy so the benefits and opportunities of free enterprise are extended to everyone. Photographer: Dustin Chambers/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesTech

    OpenAI says it’s not using voice data or transcripts of calls to new 1-800-ChatGPT phone line for AI training

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  • 022<br /> FORTUNE BRAINSTORM AI 2024<br /> Tuesday, December 10th, 2024<br /> San Francisco, CA, USA 8:00 – 9:05 AM<br /> BREAKFAST STRATEGY SESSIONS A UNIFIED FRONT TO DEFEAT BAD ACTORS<br /> Hosted by Okta<br /> The threat landscape keeps getting more complex in an Age of Intelligence. But AI also provides an opportunity to automate, detect, and resolve risks before they escalate into breaches. In this discussion, leaders discuss how AI can fortify resilience strategies and how security professionals can collaborate to establish more consistent and unified standards across the industry. Discussion Leaders:<br /> Assaf Keren, Senior Vice President, Chief Security Officer, Qualtrics<br /> Kathleen Peters, Chief Innovation Officer, NA Fraud, Innovation and Commercialization, Experian<br /> Shiv Ramji, President, Customer Identity Cloud, Okta<br /> Moderator: Sharon Goldman, AI Reporter, Fortune<br /> Location: Modernist Photograph by Stuart Isett/FortuneTech

    Why a chief security officer spent $20 to create a deepfake of his boss

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  • 005<br /> FORTUNE BRAINSTORM AI 2024<br /> Monday, December 9th, 2024<br /> San Francisco, CA, USA 2:00 – 2:15 PM<br /> THE EVERYTHING AGENT<br /> A decade ago Alexa changed our relationship with AI forever. Will the next wave mark Amazon&#8217;s next great leap into the future? Rohit Prasad, SVP and Head Scientist of Artificial General Intelligence at Amazon, shares where its company wide AI efforts stand—from ML to genAI to AGI—and where it hopes to go next.<br /> Rohit Prasad, Senior Vice President and Head Scientist, Artificial General Intelligence, Amazon Interviewer: Jeremy Kahn, AI Editor, Fortune; Co-chair, Fortune Brainstorm AI Photograph by Stuart Isett/FortuneTech

    Amazon’s AGI boss: You don’t need a PhD in machine learning to build with AI anymore

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  • Mohamed Abdelsadek, Executive Vice President, Business and Market Insights, Mastercard speaks on a panelConferences

    Mastercard exec wants companies to reskill workers before AI comes for their jobs

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  • 040<br /> FORTUNE BRAINSTORM AI 2024<br /> Tuesday, December 10th, 2024<br /> San Francisco, CA, USA 2:05 – 2:30 PM<br /> HOW MUCH SHOULD WE REGULATE AI?<br /> Artificial intelligence promises to be the most revolutionary technological development since the Internet itself. But with great power comes great responsibility. Most technologists agree that guardrails are necessary to mitigate AI’s risks, but how far should protections go before they hinder the very innovation that AI promises? Martin Casado, General Partner, Andreessen Horowitz<br /> Dawn Song, Professor, Computer Science; Co-director, The Berkeley Center for Responsible, Decentralized Intelligence, University of California, Berkeley
Moderator: Andrew Nusca, Fortune Photograph by Stuart Isett/FortuneTech

    A16z’s Martin Casado says he doesn’t want to drive the AI regulation conversation anymore

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  • 025<br /> FORTUNE BRAINSTORM AI 2024<br /> Tuesday, December 10th, 2024<br /> San Francisco, CA, USA 9:15 – 9:35 AM<br /> THE ART OF SCALING AI<br /> So, you&#8217;re already using artificial intelligence. What comes next? In this session, we move past pilots, trials, and use cases to explore how to scale AI without losing sight of business value and return on investment. Lan Guan, Chief AI Officer and Head, Center for Advanced AI, Accenture<br /> Mahesh Saptharishi, Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, Motorola Solutions<br /> Moderator: Jeremy Kahn, Fortune Photograph by Stuart Isett/FortuneTech

    Motorola Solutions CTO says AI-powered ‘smart’ surveillance cameras will make the world safer

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  • Chandra Donelson, Chief Data and AI Officer, United States Space ForceTech

    Don’t assume AI is always the answer, says U.S. Space Force data and AI chief

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  • 006<br /> FORTUNE BRAINSTORM AI 2024<br /> Monday, December 9th, 2024<br /> San Francisco, CA, USA 2:15 – 2:35 PM<br /> THE GREATEST FINANCIAL INSTRUMENT OF ALL<br /> Where are the greatest rewards for using artificial intelligence in an established financial services company—and where are the greatest risks? From fraud detection to customer experience, finance leaders discuss how AI is doing far more than merely following the money. Pegah Ebrahimi, Co-founder and Managing Partner, FPV Ventures<br /> Rajat Taneja, President, Technology, Visa<br /> Moderator: Terri Burns, Founder and General Partner, Type Capital Photograph by Stuart Isett/FortuneTech

    Visa’s head of tech wants AI companies to focus less on pitch decks and more on code

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  • Photo of Pat GelsingerTech

    Pat Gelsinger lost out on massive $140 million performance bonus—but he’ll have earned at least $46 million for his four years as Intel’s CEO

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  • WASHINGTON, DC &#8211; MARCH 23: (L-R) CEO of Intel Corporation Pat Gelsinger, CEO of Micron Sanjay Mehrotra and President and CEO of Lam Research Tim Archer testify during a hearing before Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation at Russell Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill on March 23, 2022 in Washington, DC. The committee held a hearing on “Developing Next Generation Technology for Innovation.” (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)Tech

    A month before Intel CEO’s surprise exit, former board members warned that the iconic chipmaker had only one option to save itself

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  • Photo of Elon MuskTech

    Inside Elon Musk’s timeworn legal strategy of spending and grinding adversaries into submission

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  • elon musk speaks on stage at trump rallyPolitics

    How Elon Musk’s $130 million investment in Trump’s victory could reap a huge payoff for Tesla and the rest of his business empire

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  • Elon Musk, chief executive officer of Tesla Inc., left, and former US President Donald Trump, prior to a campaign event at the Butler Farm Show in Butler, Pennsylvania, US, on Saturday, Oct. 5, 2024. Republican nominee Donald Trump rallied supporters at the site of a July assassination attempt, returning to the Pennsylvania venue where a gunman&#8217;s bullet bloodied his ear and upended the presidential campaign. Photographer: Justin Merriman/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesTech

    Elon Musk is expected to join Trump’s administration. Here’s how the Tesla CEO’s political views align with the next president’s

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  • person scrolls on phonePolitics

    How election misinformation thrived online during the 2024 presidential race—and will likely continue in the days to come

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  • satya nadella, ceo of microsoftTech

    Microsoft beats Wall Street expectations with big help from its cloud business, but warns of slower growth in second quarter

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