I am an 18-year-old AI researcher and entrepreneur striving to develop the future of technology. I have spoken at various international conferences, inspiring many to think about the future of AI and explore which questions need to be asked to prepare for human-level artificial intelligence.
I first fell in love with the field of AI since it was the bridge between both of my passions: the brain and technology.
I have co-authored a paper with the University of Waterloo that attempts to rethink the basic structure of Artificial Neural Networks by taking more inspiration for the human brain. I have also been creating algorithms that can automatically detect structures in patient CT scans at Claronav, a surgical navigation company in Toronto. In addition, I recently submitted a first-authored paper to ICIP 2021 proposing a new histopathology image retrieval algorithm that helps pathologists diagnose cancer.
My goal? To spark the next wave of human innovation and help humanity reach a new evolutionary step.
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Working at a surgical navigation company in Toronto, creating a new image search algorithm for cancer diagnosis, and starting a new chapter at the University of Toronto!
Speaking in Berlin, Prague, and Frankfurt and my new paper publication creating brain-like Neural Networks!
Speaking at Microsoft and OMS, working at Kimia Lab in the summer, and set to speak at me Convention in Frankfurt, Germany!