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Bina Venkataraman

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Editorial/Executive Leader, Author, Journalist. Former Editor of Boston Globe Ed Page, Washington Post columnist, WH advisor, MIT. First one in the water.
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RIP American innovation

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By Bina Venkataraman
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RIP American innovation (washingtonpost.com) RIP American innovation By Bina Venkataraman 2025051209455100 It's fun to be from the most inventive country on Earth.
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How AI could assist medics in disaster zones - The Washington Post

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By Bina Venkataraman
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PERRY, Ga. — First came the swarm of drones. They rapidly surveyed the site of a simulated plane crash to make a map of where the actors and dummies lay among the wreckage. The robotic dogs followed, traversing the charred terrain of rocks and fallen pine trees to ask the victims about their injuries.
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Harris’s appeal to Georgia’s many Indian American voters is split - The Washington Post

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By Bina Venkataraman
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Democracy Dies in Darkness I went to a swing state to ask South Asian voters when identity matters — and when it doesn’t. GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. — Ever since Kamala Harris replaced Joe Biden as the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee, I’ve been curious about the role Indian American voters could play in November. Would their pride in the vice president’s heritage drive them to the polls?
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