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Podcast: Augmented writing platform Textio uses machine learning and natural language processing to take the guesswork out of business communication, offering predictive analytics designed to help companies recruit diverse workforces and build inclusive cultures. Textio CEO Kieran Snyder (above, at the 2019 GeekWire Awards) joins us on a new episode of the GeekWire Podcast to talk about the company’s evolution, the importance of language, the future of workplace technology, and her formative experience as a “Scrabble hustler” in college in Philadelphia’s Rittenhouse Square. Read more and listen

Bill Gates-led org combats climate change: Founded more than six years ago and equipped with billions of dollars, Breakthrough Energy now employs nearly 100 people, with multiple programs focusing on tech for decarbonization. Jonah Goldman, managing director of the organization, spoke with GeekWire reporter Lisa Stiffler about its strategy and efforts. Read the interview

Life sciences and health tech news roundup: Catch up on the latest headlines, including our coverage of the new CEO at the Allen Institute and the AI2 incubator at the Allen Institute of AI2. Read the roundup

Startups are back on the UW campus: More than 20 companies and 500 students attended a University of Washington startup fair this week. Recruiters at the event shared key takeaways about their organizations and what they’re looking for in candidates.

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