Growing TIME’s AI Coverage

TIME Editor in Chief Sam Jacobs and Executive Editor Alex Altman sent the following memo to staff on Monday: Dear all, TIME aspires to lead in the coverage of the remaking of the world by artificial intelligence.

Last week, we released our annual TIME100 AI list , led by Ayesha Javed , and an exclusive cover story about OpenAI drawing on unprecedented access inside the company.

Today, we're announcing a significant investment in our AI and technology coverage.

In just a few weeks, we’ll relaunch In the Loop , our AI newsletter, with a new format.

Later this year, we plan to expand it to five days a week, giving readers a daily, essential briefing on the industry and the influences shaping it.

Next year, we'll build on the success of this year’s AI events in Davos, Cannes, New York and San Francisco by launching our first-ever TIME100 AI Leadership Forum in Washington, D.C.

We are exploring additional opportunities to convene the world's most influential AI leaders internationally too.

To support our continued commitment to this work, we’re pleased to announce the following staff changes.

Naomi Nix joined us Aug.

17 as a Senior Correspondent based in Washington.

Naomi comes to TIME after four years covering Meta and the broader social media industry for The Washington Post , where her reporting focused on how powerful platforms shape American democracy and global politics.

Before The Post , she covered tech lobbying and corporate influence for Bloomberg News, and got her start covering beats including education and City Hall for The 74, The Star-Ledger and the Chicago Tribune .

At TIME, Naomi will contribute to In the Loop , write ambitious features and investigations, and report across platforms with a focus on policy, regulation, tech's political influence, and the nexus between Silicon Valley and the nation's capital.

Manisha Ganguly joins us as a Senior Correspondent based in London, starting Nov.