Cade Metz

Cade Metz is a leading journalist on emerging technology, currently working as a Reporter for The New York Times. Covering autonomous cars, AI, VR, and blockchain, he is a distinguished writer and author who has worked with leading publications over the last three decades. As a prolific writer on the latest technological advancements, Cade shares his expertise in speaking engagements, captivating audiences with his pioneering insights.

Earning a BA in English at Duke University in 1994, Cade began his career as a Freelancer Writer, writing assignments for several publications, including Metro Magazine, The Companion to Southern Literature, Microsoft’s Encarta Encyclopaedia and American Baby. In 1998, he became a Senior Writer and Editor at PC Magazine, where he wrote reviews on computer-related technology. This was followed by the role of US Editor at The Register, which involved covering tech giants Amazon, Google, Facebook and Yahoo.

In 2011, Cade became Senior Staff Writer at WIRED, where he delved into topics, such as Bitcoin, AI, computer chips, programming languages, and data centres, among other things. The author of Genius Makers: The Mavericks Who Brought AI to Google, Facebook and The World, Cade writes about the leaders who pioneered AI, highlighting their pivotal role in shaping lives for decades to come.

Recently, Cade made an appearance on the Eye On AI podcast, talking to Craig Smith about the leaders behind the current wave of AI innovation and exploring the challenges brought forth by cutting-edge technology. With over three decades of experience examining the latest technological advancements, Cade is an illustrious writer who has closely interacted with the foremost experts in emerging technology. He is now highly sought after for speaking engagements on VR, AI, blockchain and autonomous cars, revealing industry secrets in his captivating presentations.