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Andrew Ng, managing general partner at AI Fund, shares his approach to finding good AI startup opportunities. While some AI products will be fads, he says, emerging technology provides opportunities to build long-term, valuable franchises.
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Andrew Ng, managing general partner at AI Fund, shares his approach to finding good AI startup opportunities. While some AI products will be fads, he says, emerging technology provides opportunities to build long-term, valuable franchises.
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Maria Barrera, a Stanford-educated engineer, is the founder and CEO of Clayful, a platform dedicated to providing essential mental health support for the TikTok generation. Today, Barrera’s company creates accessible resources for K-12 students and has already made a profound impact on thousands of students nationwide. In this conversation with Stanford adjunct lecturer Ravi Belani, Barrera shares her journey to founding a mental health startup and how she incorporates strategies for mental wellbeing in her life and on her team.
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Ellen Ochoa (NASA) - Leadership Lessons from Space [Entire Talk]Ellen Ochoa is the first Hispanic woman astronaut to go into space, serving on four space shuttle missions. She served from 2013 to 2018 as the first Hispanic director and the second female director of Johnson Space Center. She earned her MS in electrical engineering and her PhD in electrical engineering with a focus in optical information processing from Stanford. In this conversation with Adjunct Lecturer Emily Ma, Ochoa shares insights she learned in space and on Earth about exploration, resilience, purpose, and teamwork.
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