In the internet age, cameras are always rolling. It’s leading to a new era of interpersonal surveillance, which Astronomer CEO Andy Byron is the new focus of.

The tech world remains shaken after Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and Human Resources head Kristin Cabot were caught on camera in a compromising embrace at a Coldplay concert this week… The post Astronomer Breaks Silence on Coldplay ‘Kiss Cam’ Scandal,

Martin was working the crowd using the “kiss cam” when the camera zoomed in on the couple cuddled up in the stands at the Gillette Stadium on Wednesday night. “Ooh look at these two!” Martin said, as the couple appeared on screen.

Coldplay concert Kiss Cam captures Astronomer CEO Andy Byron with HR chief Kristin Cabot, sparking company investigation.

Polgyon reports that Mann used AI to “vibe code” Coldplay Canoodlers. In other words, it was made by a computer vomiting up bits of the internet originally created by other people. The idea is you scroll across stadium of anonymous faces as zoomed-in images appear on a jumbotron on the stage.

The Astronomer CEO was seen on a Jumbotron at a Coldplay concert with a woman who isn't his wife. Learn about Andy's marriage here.

A lot has been said so far in the hours after a video shot by Coldplay's kiss cam at a recent concert many believe shows an affair. The beliefs, so far unverified, allege the footage shows Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and the company's human resources executive Kristin Cabot embracing.

Today will go down in internet history. It was nothing but good vibes at Coldplay's concert at Gillette Stadium in Boston Wednesday night. During an acoustic part of the show, frontman Chris Martin turned on the iconic kiss cam to engage with the fans in the crowd.