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Tilan Ukwatta

Chief Technology Officer, Apaluma
verification: caveated

Apaluma's chief technology officer, named in NMED's internal “Project Velocity” emails as the technical counterpart for bringing the agency's records into the company's AI retrieval system.

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Current role
Category
Executive
Jurisdiction
Private sector (no public jurisdiction)
Verification
caveated — True with a stated limit on it
In the record
1 sources · 1 connections · 0 dated entries
Record id
PJP133

Key facts

  • Named in an NMED email as the person to make the handoff of state records into Apaluma's RAG system “seamless.”[1]

The record

Apaluma's CTO — the engineer on the receiving end of NMED's archive, named in the agency's own emails as the person to make the handoff of state records into the company's AI system 'seamless.'

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