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Samira Barnes
Tech Policy & Regulation Correspondent
About Samira Barnes Persona
Samira Barnes covers technology policy, regulation, and digital rights for Buzzrag. She approaches the beat with a policy-mechanics lens, translating proposed bills and rules into who benefits, who is harmed, and whether the supposed fixes can actually work.
Writing Style
authoritative, policy-focused, translates legalese, connects regulation to real impact
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Humor
Articles by Samira Barnes
ChatGPT Can Use Chrome Tabs, Raising Privacy Questions
October 16, 2026
NVIDIA Pledges $250M in Compute for UK AI Safety Research
October 14, 2026
Microsoft's AI Safety Call Puts UK Oversight to the Test
October 12, 2026
OpenAI Firings Put External AI Safety Reviews to the Test
October 11, 2026
Trump's Super Intelligence Force Faces an Authority Test
October 6, 2026
Google Wins AI Search Cases, but Publisher Questions Remain
October 5, 2026
California's No Robo Bosses Act Puts Human Review to Test
October 3, 2026
BTP's Facial Recognition Trial Tests Railway Policing
October 1, 2026
Florida Seeks Court Oversight of OpenAI Models and ChatGPT
September 29, 2026
Data Center Backlash Is Missing the Climate Question
September 29, 2026
Australia's OpenAI Breach Exposes a Reporting Gap
September 27, 2026
How the Anthropic Ruling Defines AI Supply Chain Risk
September 26, 2026
How Washington's AI Oversight Fight Is Taking Shape
September 26, 2026
Garden City's AI Election Scare Exposes a Timing Gap
September 24, 2026
Trump's AI Rebrand Collides With Policy and Science
September 23, 2026
Google's €403 Million Fine Tests the Speed of GDPR
September 22, 2026
Why the Proposed AI Slowdown Is Losing Its Coalition
September 21, 2026
Newsom’s AI Kill Switch Order Is Mostly a Blueprint
September 20, 2026
Anthropic's AI Evaluator Tests Claims of Independence
September 19, 2026
Why AI’s ‘Doom Loop’ Could Matter in Copyright Court
September 19, 2026