Tyler Katzenberger is a Sacramento Tech Reporter at POLITICO. He covers a range of topics including tech policy, government, and politics, with a particular focus on artificial intelligence and its implications for public policy and security. Tyler's work has been featured in notable publications such as USA TODAY, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, and Yahoo News.
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The agreement outlines tighter restrictions on medical lien providers and new safety standards for Uber.
The move finalizes an agreement that cracks down on medical liens and holds ride-hailing companies to new safety standards.
The company proposed language outlining safe harbor terms to avoid increased fines in child harm lawsuits.
By: Tyler Katzenberger, Will Steakin, Lisa Kashinsky
The Democratic establishment is alarmed that a top candidate’s collapse and the surge from a democratic socialist could cost them the governorship.
Former Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes dropped out of the crowded Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor on Thursday, as progressive state lawmaker Francesca Hong surges in the polls.
By: Tyler Katzenberger, Meredith Lee Hill
Democratic officials in the state have been bracing for the publication of damaging news reports about the former lieutenant governor.
By: Meredith Lee Hill, Tyler Katzenberger
So far, the governor’s bid to resurrect a moderate seems to be helping democratic socialist Francesca Hong.
By: Tyler Katzenberger, Meredith Lee Hill
Tony Evers is trying to play kingmaker in Wisconsin's pivotal governor's race. So far, it's not working.
By: Tyler Katzenberger, Meredith Lee Hill
So far, the governor’s bid to resurrect a moderate seems to be helping democratic socialist Francesca Hong.
The lawsuit, co-led by California, New York and the District of Columbia, alleges a new federal data-sharing scheme is aiding mass surveillance efforts.
