Erin Carson is the Managing Editor of News & Features at ZDNET, covering how technology changes the way we live. A graduate of Syracuse University, her journalistic work has taken her from Silicon Valley to the Johnson Space Center. People who have worked with her describe her as an "awesome writer" and "world class".
Outside of her tech journalism, Erin is interested in mid-century American cooking and has written about how the industrialization of food can be a lens for understanding our reliance on AI. She previously wrote an advice column at CNET called "Love Syncs" focusing on online dating.
Interesting fact: She has a particular fascination with mid-century recipes, like lime gelatin molds with peas and carrots suspended in them.
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