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Daniel Mercer is a technology journalist specializing in artificial intelligence, open-source software, digital privacy, and the future of the web. His work focuses on explaining complex technologies in practical terms, covering topics ranging from Creative Commons licensing and cybersecurity to emerging AI tools and online publishing. Before joining The Grue, he worked with technology startups and independent digital publications across Europe.
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