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Lora Kolodny

Tech Reporter at CNBC

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Lora Kolodny is a tech reporter at CNBC digital.

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Oct 2025 — Aug 2026
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  • news1

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  • business1

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  • competitive1

Sentiment Distribution

Based on 3 scored articles

Mixed 33%Negative 67%

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Trevor DarrellFounder
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Tete XiaoFounder
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Dara KhosrowshahiExecutive
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Jonathan VanianJournalist
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Lora Kolodny as author

Apple Just Bought Your Camera's Brain
CNBCnewsneutralOct 13, 2025

Apple is acquiring computer vision startup Prompt AI and its talent to advance its camera and home security capabilities, as part of a broader strategy among tech giants to bolster AI development through acquihires.

“Author of "Apple Just Bought Your Camera's Brain" in CNBC”

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Uber commits $10 billion+ to 120,000 driverless vehicles
CNBCmixedAug 6, 2026

“Kolodny reported on Uber's $10 billion commitment to deploy 120,000 driverless vehicles and the company's changing relationship with Waymo.”

xAI challenges Minnesota's new AI law
CNBCnegativeJul 29, 2026

“Byline author reporting on xAI's lawsuit challenging Minnesota's AI image manipulation law.”

Meta installing software to record employee keystrokes and mouse movements to train AI agents
CNBCnegativeApr 24, 2026

“Byline author reporting on Meta's Model Capability Initiative for recording employee keystrokes to train AI agents.”