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Stephen Pastis was an editorial intern on Fortune's technology team during summer 2023. He graduated from the University of South Carolina with a degree in journalism.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai: We’re in a better position to crush it with A.I. than we were in mobile
Tech
Google CEO Sundar Pichai: We’re in a better position to crush it with A.I. than we were in mobile
By Stephen PastisJune 14, 2023
Mark Zuckerberg’s social media lieutenant just ripped Elon Musk while unveiling Meta’s ‘sanely run‘ Twitter competitor
Tech
Mark Zuckerberg’s social media lieutenant just ripped Elon Musk while unveiling Meta’s ‘sanely run‘ Twitter competitor
By Stephen Pastis and Kylie RobisonJune 8, 2023
Tim Cook thinks Apple has cracked the code on making mixed-reality headsets a hit, but analysts say it will take years to know for sure 
Tech
Tim Cook thinks Apple has cracked the code on making mixed-reality headsets a hit, but analysts say it will take years to know for sure 
By Stephen PastisJune 5, 2023
Apple bulls are bracing for a Tim Cook ‘flex’ moment
Tech
Apple bulls are bracing for a Tim Cook ‘flex’ moment
By Stephen PastisJune 2, 2023
A group flagged 100 racist or ‘hateful’ tweets by users of Twitter’s $8/month premium service—4 days later, 99 of the tweets were still there
Tech
A group flagged 100 racist or ‘hateful’ tweets by users of Twitter’s $8/month premium service—4 days later, 99 of the tweets were still there
By Stephen PastisMay 31, 2023
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