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Amanda Caswell
Amanda Caswell

Amanda Caswell is an AI journalist, certified prompt engineer, and technology commentator whose work and expertise have been featured on Fox News and CBS News. She covers artificial intelligence, developer tools, foundation models, and emerging technologies, with a particular focus on the companies and innovations shaping the future of AI, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon. With more than two decades of professional writing and content experience, Caswell has held senior creative and editorial roles supporting major brands and technology organizations, including Amazon AWS, Walmart Health, and Bunim-Murray Productions. Her work spans technology, enterprise communications, content strategy, and journalism, giving her a unique perspective on how emerging technologies move from research labs into real-world adoption. She is known for translating complex technical developments into accessible reporting while maintaining a strong commitment to accuracy, source verification, and evidence-based journalism. Her reporting focuses on AI innovation, enterprise deployment, model releases, workplace transformation, developer ecosystems, and the broader impact of artificial intelligence on business and society. Caswell holds a B.S. in English with a concentration in Advertising from New York University and completed professional certification in prompt engineering and generative AI through MIT. Based in New Jersey, Caswell spends much of her time testing emerging AI tools, exploring how new technologies shape everyday life. She is also a lifelong runner and mother of three.

STORIES BY Amanda Caswell
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Liquid AI caught its model cheating on coding tests — then it recognized the sandbox
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Hackers hijacked 1,900 GitHub accounts. Then they went after 30,000 repos.
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OpenAI promised developers six months’ notice. GPT-4o users got three.
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Linus Torvalds let Claude Code fix the Linux page cache. Then reviewers found a race.
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Researchers left a hidden message for rogue AI agents. Then the agents wrote back.
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66% of billion-dollar companies leave critical bugs unpatched — the part the AI bug-hunting hype leaves out
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Anthropic’s red team ran AI on 15 cheap TV boxes. Then the math got unsettling.
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Google paid $90,000 for this bug, then waited two months to fix it
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Andrej Karpathy says only 5,000 people have seen what AI can really do
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Claude found 29,000 possible bugs in open source. Only 516 have been fixed.
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Microsoft skipped OpenAI’s decision model and built its own on Alibaba’s Qwen
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Harness bought Augment’s coding agents to show them what happens after the merge
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OpenSSH 10.6 deliberately breaks two features in the name of security
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OpenAI’s former safety lead says it’s shipping “new capability and risk every Tuesday”
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Developers are secretly hoping OpenAI fails to ship this month
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