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Andrew J. Hawkins

ReporterThe VergeBeat: Technology, with a focus on artificial intelligence, big tech, computing, electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, vehicle safety features, vehicle sales, and federal tax credits.

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Andrew J. Hawkins is a journalist who writes for The Verge.

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