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Charles Rollet is an award-winning tech reporter who breaks major stories.
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Mar 2026 — Aug 2026
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- business1
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- competitive1
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Alexandr WangExecutive
1 articleNat FriedmanExecutive
1 articleShengjia ZhaoResearcher
1 articleAndy StoneExecutive
1 articleMira MuratiFounder
1 articleSoumith ChintalaEngineer
1 articleTianyi ZhangResearcher
1 articleYinghai LuResearcher
1 articleNeal WuEngineer
1 articleJoshua GrossEngineer
1 articleMark JenEngineer
1 articleJolene ParishEngineer
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Superintelligence is coming:' Read the full memo Alexandr Wang sent about Meta's massive AI restructure
Business InsidernewsneutralMar 1, 2026
Meta has reorganized its AI operations under Alexandr Wang's leadership, establishing four distinct teams focused on research, training, products, and infrastructure to accelerate superintelligence development.
“Author of "Superintelligence is coming:' Read the full memo Alexandr Wang sent about Meta's massive AI restruct"”
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Google entered talks for a $1.5B-plus Mechanize deal
Business InsiderpositiveAug 6, 2026
“Co-reporter covering Google-Mechanize acquisition deal.”
Business Insider investigation found that distillation could threaten the profits supporting the frontier-model business
Business InsidercautiousJul 14, 2026
“Business Insider journalist who co-authored investigation on distillation threatening frontier model profits.”
Meta poached three more employees from Mira Murati's Thinking Machines Lab
Business InsidernegativeApr 22, 2026
“Journalist who reported on Meta hiring employees from Mira Murati's Thinking Machines Lab.”