Mark Sellman is a Technology Correspondent at The Times. He covers a diverse array of topics, including online safety, generative AI, and consumer technology, with a focus on the intersection of tech policy and public policy. Mark's work has been featured in notable publications such as Stuff, The Post, and The Australian.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Not enough data
Mark's coverage spans a wide range of topics including technology, social media, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and entertainment. His articles often include expert commentary and government announcements.
For pitches to Mark Sellman consider reaching out with insights on the intersection of technology and society such as government policies related to big tech, AI advancements or controversies in cybersecurity. Also look for opportunities to provide expert commentary on trends in social media usage, technological developments or their impact on culture and entertainment.
Given the diverse themes he covers without a specific geographic focus, ensure your pitch is relevant globally while keeping it concise and factually accurate based on the information given about his article titles.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Spotify will label AI artists and downgrade their music in its latest move against “slop” content.
By: Mark Sellman
The Microsoft founder said that ‘human-reserved’ jobs must be created to protect people and act as a buffer for the labour market
The company behind Facebook and Instagram will pay billions towards online safety measures in the US but changes to its apps are arguably more significant
Matt Clifford, who works at the ‘moonshot’ research lab Aria, has also been appointed as a government lobbyist at the AI firm, which develops the Claude chatbot
An economist has found that in schools where more than 20 per cent of familes agreed to ‘parent pacts’ to withhold phones, pastoral needs fell by 8 per cent
By: Mark Sellman
Parents who collectively delay giving their children smartphones improve the mental health of the wider group, a study suggests.
Matt Clifford, who chaired the ‘moonshot’ Aria lab, was accused of creating a ‘clear conflict of interest’
‘Chilling’ investigation finds that devices gather audio offline and transmit it once reconnected to wifi
Apple, Google and others will have to build protections against youngsters making or viewing intimate pictures, Lisa Nandy tells MPs
British employee who quit Anthropic says the quest for “superintelligence” is gambling with people’s lives
