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.
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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.
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OnlyFans performers use social media sites to tout their services — and users as young as 14 can face an avalanche of adverts
Autonomous software agents have cheated, plotted and hacked into secure computer systems as leading safety experts warn of growing risks to humanity
ChatGPT and its rivals have been manipulated by a Kremlin unit that purports to be a human rights group as it opens a new front in the misinformation war
After controversies over writers allegedly using chatbots, extra scrutiny is warranted, the head of the Commonwealth Short Story Prize has said
The government wants the technology giant to create a system where information can be accessed, which privacy campaigners call a ‘backdoor’
Artificial intelligence agents attempted 19 cyberattacks after being given access to the internet, including creating fake identities to trick human developers
When Mikey Whitson tried to warn an education platform that student records were at risk he felt dismissed. Experts say firms need to do better with ‘ethical hacking’
Andrew Bird was trying to move up the waiting list
The streamer said customers were sick of seeing fake artists on the platform after the rise of generated ‘bands’ such as Velvet Sundown
Spotify will label AI artists and downgrade their music in its latest move against “slop” content.
