Ashley Gold is a tech policy reporter for Axios, specializing in covering the intersection of technology and government regulations. With a background in journalism and experience at publications like POLITICO and BBC News, Ashley brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to her reporting on tech lobbying, AI advancements, and the impact of technology on society.
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