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Tamanna Sajeed

ReporterWiredBeat: Autonomous Vehicles, Sensor Failures, Physics, Racing

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Tamanna Sajeed is a journalist who has written for Wired, covering topics such as autonomous vehicles, sensor failures, physics, and racing.

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