Ryan Heath is a Senior Editor at POLITICO. He specializes in general assignment news, government and politics, as well as sports, with a focus on AI and machine learning technologies. Ryan's work has been featured in prominent publications such as POLITICO Europe, Yahoo News, Axios, and Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine.
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By: Miriam Webber, Ryan Heath, Finn Mchugh
The scene is set for a divisive debate about Labor's digital duty of care legislation this week — will it help children, enable censorship, or both?
By: Miriam Webber, Finn Mchugh, Ryan Heath
Today's theme is old political systems struggling to respond to new pressures: algorithms, insurgent populists, public servants getting treated like politicians and Question Time still operating like a two-party theater.
By: Finn Mchugh, Miriam Webber, Ryan Heath
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By: Ryan Heath, Miriam Webber, Finn Mchugh
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By: Finn Mchugh, Ryan Heath, Miriam Webber
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The frontier AI company wants Australia’s help on AI safety
By: Ryan Heath, Miriam Webber, Finn Mchugh
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