Amanda Hoover is a Senior Correspondent at Business Insider. She covers the tech industry with a focus on AI, consumer technology, and the future of work, exploring trends and innovations in areas such as mobile apps and video games. Amanda's work has been featured in notable publications including Morning Brew, WIRED, and Vogue India.
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