Rebecca Bellan
@rebeccabellan.bsky.social
Journalist. Explorer. Potty Mouth. Bagel Aficionado. NYC.
Senior Reporter at TechCrunch. Co-host of the Equity podcast. Author of TechCrunch Daily AM newsletter.
Send tips to rebecca.bellan@techcrunch.com.
Senior Reporter at TechCrunch. Co-host of the Equity podcast. Author of TechCrunch Daily AM newsletter.
Send tips to rebecca.bellan@techcrunch.com.
Wiz's CTO Ami Luttwak explains how the cybersecurity landscape is shifting, how startups can be secure from day one, and what opportunities exist for startups trying to get into the cybersecurity industry.
Luttwak says the playing field is open for disruption. (2/2)
Luttwak says the playing field is open for disruption. (2/2)
September 30, 2025 at 2:27 PM
Wiz's CTO Ami Luttwak explains how the cybersecurity landscape is shifting, how startups can be secure from day one, and what opportunities exist for startups trying to get into the cybersecurity industry.
Luttwak says the playing field is open for disruption. (2/2)
Luttwak says the playing field is open for disruption. (2/2)
It’s also setting the stage for new power brokers in e-commerce. Google & Amazon have long been the gatekeepers for retail discovery. If more buys start inside AI chatbots, the firms behind them will have more control over what products are surfaced and what fees they charge.
September 29, 2025 at 7:37 PM
It’s also setting the stage for new power brokers in e-commerce. Google & Amazon have long been the gatekeepers for retail discovery. If more buys start inside AI chatbots, the firms behind them will have more control over what products are surfaced and what fees they charge.
I didn't know this is what I needed to start my morning. Blesssss
September 24, 2025 at 2:09 PM
I didn't know this is what I needed to start my morning. Blesssss
rebeccabellan.substack.com/p/missives-f...
And just a throwback to my first post, which provides more of an insight into the ground my novel covers -- the immersive nature of technology, the powers that profit off of isolation, and the dystopias we normalize.
And just a throwback to my first post, which provides more of an insight into the ground my novel covers -- the immersive nature of technology, the powers that profit off of isolation, and the dystopias we normalize.
Missives from the near future – a novel about tech and humanity
Fictionalizing and satirizing the tech dystopias we’ve come to normalize
rebeccabellan.substack.com
September 17, 2025 at 9:18 PM
rebeccabellan.substack.com/p/missives-f...
And just a throwback to my first post, which provides more of an insight into the ground my novel covers -- the immersive nature of technology, the powers that profit off of isolation, and the dystopias we normalize.
And just a throwback to my first post, which provides more of an insight into the ground my novel covers -- the immersive nature of technology, the powers that profit off of isolation, and the dystopias we normalize.
Listen to hear more on:
- How OpenAI’s three internal “clans” warred to shape its direction
- Hidden human costs of data labeling
- How the “China competition” narrative serves Silicon Valley’s interests
-Where founders can find diff opportunities beyond the pursuit of AGI (2/2)
- How OpenAI’s three internal “clans” warred to shape its direction
- Hidden human costs of data labeling
- How the “China competition” narrative serves Silicon Valley’s interests
-Where founders can find diff opportunities beyond the pursuit of AGI (2/2)
September 3, 2025 at 4:41 PM
Listen to hear more on:
- How OpenAI’s three internal “clans” warred to shape its direction
- Hidden human costs of data labeling
- How the “China competition” narrative serves Silicon Valley’s interests
-Where founders can find diff opportunities beyond the pursuit of AGI (2/2)
- How OpenAI’s three internal “clans” warred to shape its direction
- Hidden human costs of data labeling
- How the “China competition” narrative serves Silicon Valley’s interests
-Where founders can find diff opportunities beyond the pursuit of AGI (2/2)