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Allie K. Miller wants to help others understand artificial intelligence

Amazon's ML startup leader is reshaping how underrepresented groups enter AI.

Reporting by Amazon Science 1 min brief
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Leadership profile of Amazon's machine learning leader for startups focusing on AI workforce diversity and education initiatives, signaling enterprise focus on inclusive AI talent development.

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  1. Amazon machine learning leader for startups

  2. Focus on underrepresented groups in AI workforce

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Publisher excerpt: Amazon's machine learning leader for startups is also working to include more underrepresented groups in the workforce.
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