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Megha is passionate about exploring technology’s influence on human connections, globalization, and information. Bridging her background of human-computer interaction and English with an interest in AI and languages, she advocates for creating more accessible and inclusive spaces for users. Megha has a BA in English and a BS in Information Design with a Human-Computer Interaction focus from the University of Washington and an MPS in Interactive Telecommunications from New York University.
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