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Jasmine Hsu
Jasmine Hsu
Sports Reporter · Buffalo, NY
Jasmine Hsu has been covering sports in Buffalo for over 6 years, specializing in women's sports and local college athletics. After graduating from Niagara University, she worked for the Buffalo News and has a reputation for advocating for equitable coverage in the sports arena. Jasmine's work aims to highlight underrepresented voices in sports.
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Verizon's AI Skills for America reports that vibe coding enables non-developers to create apps using AI prompts, helping to streamline workplace tasks and solve problems efficiently.
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