Rebecca Klar is a tech policy journalist for The Hill, specializing in national coverage of technology and its impact on society and policy. With a background in journalism and experience at various news outlets, Rebecca brings a well-rounded perspective to her reporting, covering topics such as artificial intelligence, antitrust issues, and online safety.
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