FAS AI Impact Awards Presented to Advocates, Entrepreneurs, Industry Experts, and Policymakers
Sneha Revanur
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Sneha Revanur, AI Impact Award for Civil Society
Sneha Revanur will receive the AI Impact Award for Civil Society for her work founding a civil society organization, Encode, that works to influence federal AI policy that unifies pro-AI, pro-human perspectives.
Sneha Revanur, AI Impact Award for Civil Society
Sneha Revanur will receive the AI Impact Award for Civil Society for her work founding a civil society organization, Encode, that works to influence federal AI policy that unifies pro-AI, pro-human perspectives.
About the Author
Sneha Revanur
Sneha Revanur (sneharevanur.com) is the founder and president of Encode. She created Encode in July 2020, when she was in high school, upon realizing that strategic advocacy would be crucial as AI got more important. Sneha studied Symbolic Systems at Stanford and was the youngest person named to TIME’s inaugural list of the 100 most influential voices in AI.
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