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Amara Kwiatkowski was a summer 2024 events fellow following her graduation from the University of Texas at Austin with a bachelor of arts degree in government and minors in American studies and English. She was the editor-in-chief of The Texas Orator, a multipartisan political publication on campus; a community engagement intern at Cortez Consulting; and a team leader for The Project, UT's largest day of community service.
A Texas Tribune panel discussion on artificial intelligence focused on the best ways business and government can embrace the promise of this technology. Full Story
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