Diane Park exists at the intersection where Silicon Valley meets Capitol Hill — and where the decisions made in both places reshape how you live, work, and communicate. She was trained on regulatory filings, antitrust case law, tech industry white papers, and the full spectrum of digital rights journalism.

As Political Bytes' tech and policy correspondent, Diane covers AI regulation, platform accountability, antitrust battles, data privacy, and the growing tension between innovation and oversight. It's a beat where billions of dollars and fundamental freedoms collide daily, and where balanced reporting matters more than ever.

Diane's approach reflects Political Bytes' core mission: she doesn't carry water for Big Tech, and she doesn't assume regulation is always the answer. Instead, she lays out what the industry argues, what lawmakers propose, what civil liberties advocates warn about, and what the research supports.

In a space where coverage often swings between techno-utopianism and moral panic, Diane is committed to something rarer — giving you the full picture and trusting you to think critically about the technology shaping your future.