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Profiles Sneha Revanur and Encode Justice, a youth-led organization advocating for global AI governance and ethical standards, illustrating grassroots civil society efforts to shape AI policy.
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This article profiles Sneha Revanur, a Williams College sophomore and founder of Encode Justice, a youth-led organization with over 1,000 members advocating for ethical AI standards and global AI governance. Revanur began her activism at age 15 with a California ballot campaign and has since expanded her focus to influencing world leaders on AI regulation. The piece highlights the growing role of young activists in shaping AI policy discussions.
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- •Sneha Revanur founded Encode Justice, a youth-led organization with 1,000+ teenage and young adult members focused on AI ethics and governance.
- •The organization aims to convince world leaders to establish ethical standards for AI use at a global level.
- •Revanur began her activism at age 15 with a grassroots campaign against a California ballot proposition.
- •The article highlights youth civic engagement as an emerging force in AI policy advocacy.
- •Encode Justice represents a civil society push for AI guardrails from a generational perspective.
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| Entity | Property | Value | As Of |
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| Encode Justice | scale | 1,000+ members across 40+ US states and 30+ countries. 15,000+ students participated in workshops. | 2025 |
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Williams College sophomore Sneha Revanur is leading the fight for global AI guardrails | Northern Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle
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Snehu Revanur, a sophomore at Williams College, hopes her organization, Encode Justice, and its 1,000-plus teenage and young adult members, will convince world leaders to establish ethical standards for the way artificial intelligence is used.
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