
Jeremy Hsu covers science and technology trends as a NYC-based journalist. He is especially keen on understanding how the development and deployment of technologies such as artificial intelligence impact the wellbeing of human societies and the environment. His reporting has also examined how government, industry, academia and civil society shape the conversations and decision-making around science and technology.
Since 2008, he has written for publications such as Scientific American, Wired, MIT Technology Review, IEEE Spectrum, Popular Science, Discover, Mosaic, Undark, The BMJ and The New York Times for Kids. He most recently worked as a tech reporter for New Scientist and has also worked as a staff journalist at SPACE.com and LiveScience.
He has a BA in history and sociology of science from the University of Pennsylvania and an MA in science journalism from New York University.