Megan Crouse

About

Megan Crouse has a decade of experience in business-to-business news and feature writing, including as first a writer and then the editor of Manufacturing.net. Her news and feature stories have appeared in Military & Aerospace Electronics, Fierce Wireless, TechRepublic, and eWeek. She copyedited cybersecurity news and features at Security Intelligence. She holds a degree in English Literature and minored in Creative Writing at Fairleigh Dickinson University.

Expertise

  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Enterprise Software
  • Cybersecurity
  • Aerospace
  • Defense Technology
  • Manufacturing
  • Automotive

Education

Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature from Fairleigh Dickinson University


Featured In


Highlights

The ChatGPT cheat sheet was included in Washington State’s Department of Enterprise Services list of technical resources: https://lnkd.in/e4jv3Wbd


Favorite Technology

My LG NanoCell 85 TV makes relaxing with a video game after work feel like going to a movie theater in the best way.


US and UK Decline ‘Inclusive and Sustainable’ Paris AI Summit Declaration

The two major refusals threaten the effectiveness of the 60-country agreement.

OpenAI Wants to End Reliance on NVIDIA Chips

Making a high-performance processor in-house will be a bargaining chip as the AI giant buys from NVIDIA, Reuters said.

2025 Super Bowl Tech Ads Put AI Everywhere – Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses Are One Highlight

OpenAI, Meta, Google, and more showed off AI-related TV spots during the big game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles.

Mistral Releases Free AI Chatbot App

Mistral’s le Chat runs at speeds that rival OpenAI and Meta, but it wasn’t available on mobile devices until Feb. 6.

Super Bowl Ad From OpenAI Will Be The Company’s 1st TV Spot

Details are slim, but the ad placement marks the first TV spot for the generative AI market leader.

Amazon’s Mitigating AI Hallucinations Through This Mathematical Method

Automated reasoning helps AI models double-check their work.

Any Google Gemini User Can Now Try Version 2.0

Plus, developers and subscribers can try Gemini 2.0 Pro Experimental. A lighter, cheaper model, Gemini 2.0 Flash-Lite, hit public preview.