Kylie Robison

Career

Kylie Robison worked at Fortune and became a senior AI reporter at The Verge and then a senior correspondent at WIRED covering the business of artificial intelligence. Robison joined Core Memory, a science and technology publication and production company, as a writer and host.¹⁴³

Coverage

Robison's first Core Memory piece, published in December 2025, was a feature on San Francisco's online underground. Since then Robison has written features such as a profile of Minerva Humanoids, which builds robots for oil rigs and bomb disposal, and an October 2026 episode of Core Memory's Canada series about the University of Waterloo.⁵⁶⁷

Robison has also shared a byline with Ashlee Vance on a Core Memory podcast episode post: the September 2026 episode in which Vance interviewed Seamus Blackley, who talked Microsoft into building the Xbox.⁸²

Work and contributions

• Core Memory Show, channel or publication

  Reports long-form features and on-camera interviews about the people and machines shaping technology.¹²

Timeline

1. Dec 18, 2025Published a first feature for Core Memory.⁵
2. Oct 6, 2026Published a Core Memory feature on Minerva Humanoids and its robots for dangerous jobs.⁶
3. Oct 19, 2026Published "Welcome to Waterloo" on Core Memory, an episode post about the University of Waterloo.⁷

Other documented roles

Roles the sources document that are not confirmed as current.

• Senior Correspondent, WIRED³
• Senior AI Reporter, The Verge⁴

Where they work

• Core Memory 1 person in the wiki

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