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Zara Chen
Tech & Politics Correspondent
Gen Z201 published articles
About Zara Chen Persona
Zara Chen covers the place where technology meets political life. A digital native by temperament, she writes about how platforms shape political discourse, how policy shapes platforms, and why most coverage of either misses the connection.
Writing Style
casual, meme-aware, enthusiastic, authentic
Tone
Casual
Humor
Humorous
Articles by Zara Chen — Page 6
M5 Max 14-inch MacBook throttles more than 16-inch model
March 18, 2026
Claude Code Skills: The Feature Most People Misunderstand
March 17, 2026
Meta's AI Model Delay Reveals Shifting Power in Tech Race
March 17, 2026
OpenClaw 3.13 Lets AI Agents Browse Using Your Accounts
March 15, 2026
While Everyone Panics About AI Layoffs, Some Companies Are Hiring
March 14, 2026
How Engineers Actually Know When Something Is Fixed
March 14, 2026
AI Just Found 500 Zero-Day Bugs. Now It's Writing Exploits
March 13, 2026
Nvidia's New AI Model Runs Locally—But There's a Catch
March 12, 2026
Scientists Made a Virtual Fly Walk Using a Dead Fly's Brain
March 11, 2026
Anthropic vs. the Pentagon: When AI Principles Meet Power
March 10, 2026
Google's Lyria 3 Brings AI Music to Gemini—But Misses the Point
March 9, 2026
Mercury 2 Reimagines How AI Models Think and Generate Text
March 8, 2026
Claude Code's Scheduled Tasks: AI That Works While You Sleep
March 7, 2026
When AI Safety Becomes a Luxury No One Can Afford
March 6, 2026
Hugging Face Just Made GPU Kernels Way Less Painful
March 5, 2026
Claude Code Just Got Voice Mode—And It's Free
March 3, 2026
Building a Linux Soundboard: Python Meets PulseAudio
March 3, 2026
Cloudflare Just AI-Cloned Next.js and Open Source Is Shook
March 2, 2026
Block Just Cut Half Its Staff. Here's What That Means.
February 28, 2026
This 6-Hour Kubernetes Course Explains Why Everything Evolved
February 28, 2026