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Jennifer Valentino-DeVries is a reporter at The New York Times, previously at The Wall Street Journal. Her interests include computational journalism, technology research, journalist security, public policy and behavioral economics... I'm a reporter on the investigative team at The New York Times, where I specialize in using novel datasets to shed light on complex subjects. In 2021, I was part of a team that won the Pulitzer Prize in national reporting for coverage of systemic failures in American policing that lead to avoidable deaths... My work often explores the far-reaching effects of the technology industry on society, such as the pervasive and intrusive nature of location tracking and facial recognition. For a series of articles on privacy, propaganda and technology in 2018, my colleagues and I won a George Polk Award and were finalists for the Pulitzer Prize in national reporting.