Katyanna Quach is a Tech Reporter based in San Francisco. She focuses on artificial intelligence, machine learning, and developments in space technology, drawing on her background in physics and astrophysics. Quach's work has been featured in Newswav, Talking Biz News, The Register, and Semafor.
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