Kylie Robison, The Verge's senior reporter covering artificial intelligence, has given us a rare glimpse into her cozy home office setup. In a recent interview, Robison shared her workspace, which is filled with character, personal mementos, and a few surprises.

Located in a studio deluxe, Robison's office space is nestled just outside her kitchen, with a comfortable alcove that serves as her workspace. Her desk, a Mittzon from Ikea, is adjustable and features great cable management, a must-have for any tech enthusiast. Her chair, a standard Amazon desk chair, is due for an upgrade soon, she admits.

Robison's tech arsenal includes a new MacBook Pro M4, a Dell Ultra HD 4K Monitor, and an Asus ProArt monitor. She's also a fan of Apple's AirPod Max headphones and has two pairs of Ray-Ban Metas, one of which is a limited-edition pair. Her audio setup is completed with an Audio-Technica microphone, mandated by The Vergecast.

Beyond her tech devices, Robison's workspace is filled with personal touches, including a leafy pad under her keyboard, which adds a pop of color to her setup. A glass achievement award from her college days, where she wrote about technology during the COVID-19 pandemic, sits proudly under her monitor. Family photos adorn the walls, including a vintage portrait of her grandma and a high-school portrait of her mom, wearing a "girls kick ass!" T-shirt.

Robison's shelves are a treasure trove of interesting items, including a 3D-printed Moo Deng, signed books from the industry, a Lego Nezuko from Demon Slayer, and a pothos plant. A neon face of Majora's Mask from The Legend of Zelda adds a touch of whimsy to her space. Two Sonny Angel figures, popular among young women, offer friendly smiles, while a homemade 3D hippo with a wide grin adds to the playful atmosphere.

Last but not least, Robison's workspace is also home to her feline companion, Fang, who seems to be enjoying the attention. Robison shares a fun fact about Fang, whose teeth problems led to the removal of most of his teeth, leaving only his fangs intact.

This exclusive look into Robison's workspace offers a unique glimpse into the life of a tech journalist, showcasing her love for technology, her personal style, and her commitment to her craft. As she jokingly requests, let's keep her cord setup in our thoughts and prayers.

This article is part of The Verge's "What's on your desk?" series, which offers a behind-the-scenes look at the workspaces of tech journalists and industry professionals.