Trishla Ostwal
Trishla is Adweek's AI and tech policy reporter covering big tech through the lens of privacy and security, data protection, regulation, and antitrust. A graduate of Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, Trishla previously was a reporting intern for Science News.
Under Armour Taps Estée Lauder Exec to Lead AI and Analytics
Bacelar will build Under Armour’s AI team of data scientists, engineers and AI specialists.
Perplexity’s Next Bet? An AI-Driven Browser Called Comet
Perplexity has raised over $500 million and is valued at $9 billion.
Meta and X Approve AI Ads Referencing Nazi War Crimes Ahead of German Elections, Research Finds
EkÅ has submitted the details of this research with the European Commission.
Google Is Giving Buyers Thousands In Ad Credits to Spend On AI-Powered Demand Gen
Two of those sources were offered ad credits recently, with one offered $20,000-worth of free ad spend in credits to test Demand Gen over two months.
Why You May See Ads on Disney+ Live Programming, Even If You Have Ad-Free Tier
Disney+ expands its live sports and 24/7 programming, now serving ads even to 'ad-free' subscribers.
Elon Musk Reportedly Bid $97.4 Billion to Take Over OpenAI — and Sam Altman Just Rejected It
OpenAI's CEO jokingly offers to buy “Twitter†instead.
AI Takes the Spotlight During Super Bowl 59—and People Aren’t Mad About It
Brands found a way to make the technology palatable.
Creatives React: OpenAI’s Super Bowl Ad Dumbs Down AI for Average Joes
OpenAI's Super Bowl 59 ad touts ChatGPT as the next major leap in human innovation
Salesforce’s Super Bowl 59 Ad Sees Matthew McConaughey Turn a Travel Nightmare Into an AI Win
Matthew McConaughey navigates a chaotic travel scenario in Salesforce's Super Bowl 59 ad, showing how AI can save the day.
Super Bowl Instant Replay: You Don’t Need Salesforce AI for the Weather, McConaughey
Salesforce's Super Bowl 59 ad pitches an AI agent that understands your preferences and aims to make life a little easier.