At age 18, Sneha Revanur was named one of Time Magazine’s “Time100 AI”—one of the youngest on their list. (Image courtesy of Sneha Revanur; modified by Thomas Gaulkin)
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At age 18, Sneha Revanur was named one of Time Magazine’s “Time100 AI”—one of the youngest on their list. (Image courtesy of Sneha Revanur; modified by Thomas Gaulkin)
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Keywords: AI, Encode Justice, artificial intelligence, big tech, youth activism
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