Destiny Muller

The Seattle Times

Destiny is an AI reporter based in Seattle. Previously, Destiny lived in London and worked in AI policy research, with a focus on antitrust policy for AI labs and the economic impacts of AI. Destiny was an AI policy researcher at the Social Market Foundation, as well as an economics research assistant at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in Washington DC.

Destiny holds a BJ in Journalism and a BS in Economics from the University of Missouri – Columbia, and an MSc in Political Sociology from the London School of Economics. Her dissertation drew on interviews with a dozen professionals at large multinational firms in the US and UK whose companies were actively automating roles with AI. Her past reporting can be found in the Columbia Missourian and Missouri Business Alert. Through the Tarbell Fellowship, Destiny will be working at The Seattle Times.

Stories by Destiny
Destiny Muller — The Seattle Times
WA leaders weigh state AI guardrails as Congress remains stuck
By Destiny Muller / Fellow
Oct 15, 2026
Destiny Muller — The Seattle Times
Bezos dismisses AI job-loss fears
By Destiny Muller / Fellow
Oct 9, 2026
Destiny Muller — The Seattle Times
Cantwell unveils AI safety framework as Congress stalls ahead of election
By Destiny Muller / Fellow
Oct 7, 2026
Destiny Muller — The Seattle Times
Seattle buyers, have you been ‘housefished’ with AI photos?
By Destiny Muller / Fellow
Sep 19, 2026
Destiny Muller — The Seattle Times
Microsoft says ‘people matter more than AI’ in latest response to warnings
By Destiny Muller / Fellow
Sep 14, 2026