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Erin Griffith

Technology Reporter, New York Times -cl A

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Recent appearances

  • What ‘You Can See Everything’ Leaves Out About Elizabeth Holmes | Hard Fork

    October 16, 2026 · 📺 Hard Fork

    “You Can See Everything,” Nathan Fielder’s blockbuster documentary about Elizabeth Holmes is out, and we’ve assembled an expert panel to break it down. Our host Max Read is joined by John Carreyrou, who, through his investigative reporting for The Wall Street Journal and his book “Bad Blood,” revealed the fraud at the heart of Theranos; Erin Griffith, a tech reporter who extensively covered Holmes’s trail; and Caitlin Roper, the New York Times executive producer who wrote the first-ever magazine piece about Holmes for Wired back in 2013. Thoughts and reactions? Join the discussion at NYTimes.…

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  • Why Anthropic Is So Interested in Religion | Hard Fork

    October 09, 2026 · 📺 Hard Fork

    As Anthropic prepares for a blockbuster IPO, the company has also been on a mission to instill morality into its A.I. models — which has involved a series of private meetings with religious scholars from across the world. Today, our host Max Read to talks to the Times religion correspondent Elizabeth Dias, the tech reporter Erin Griffith and the opinion writer David Wallace-Wells about the new belief systems taking shape in Silicon Valley, their differences with the Vatican and what it would actually mean for humanity if A.I. systems are conscious. Additional Reading: Religious Scholars Met…

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  • How A.I. Agents Are Going to Transform Our Lives | Hard Fork

    October 02, 2026 · 📺 Hard Fork

    After months of rogue agents causing havoc across the internet, tech’s most powerful leaders joined President Trump at the White House to rebrand A.I. Meanwhile, two of the biggest companies in the field — OpenAI and Meta — released what they say are their most useful (and cutest) A.I. tools to date: personal assistants. To break it all down, our guest host Max Read is joined by the Times tech reporters Mike Isaac, Erin Griffith and Eli Tan. They explore what it’s like to hand your life over to Meta’s Muse — and discuss how things are becoming potentially more dangerous and transformative th…

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