
Liz Carolan
Liz Carolan is a writer and advocate focused on the intersection of democracy and technology. She shares insights on the challenges posed by emerging technologies to democratic processes, aiming to foster a better understanding of how these forces shape governance and civic engagement.
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Liz Carolan writes about technology and democracy at TheBriefing.ie.
Free speech will be the big EU-US battleground in 2026 – and Ireland is in the crossfire – The Irish TimesLiz Carolan works on democracy and technology issues, and writes at thebriefing.ie.
Deletion of Jim Gavin ads shows we can’t rely on big tech for democratic architecture – The Irish TimesLiz Carolan writes about technology and democracy at TheBriefing.ie.
Charlie Kirk shooting was not driven by motive or ideology – just a desire for virality – The Irish TimesLiz Carolan works on democracy and technology issues, and writes at thebriefing.ie.
Posting photos of your children online just got a lot riskier – The Irish TimesLiz Carolan works on democracy and technology issues, and writes at thebriefing.ie.
I’m paying €757 to keep my child busy for 3.6 hours a day. Summer childcare maths doesn’t add up – The Irish TimesLiz Carolan's article discusses the unease among friends in the tech sector.
The tech sector decides to move on – The Irish Times
Liz Carolan works on democracy and technology issues, and writes at TheBriefing.ie.
Teachers disliked the ‘homework helper’ app. But AI-powered cheating makes it look quaint – The Irish TimesLiz Carolan works on democracy and technology issues, and writes at TheBriefing.ie.
Elon Musk and his ‘super-geniuses’ reckon democracy is ripe for disruption – The Irish Times















