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The Data Den
University of Waterloo Data Science Club
14 episodes
1 week ago
Follow Anvita and Jaemin, two University of Waterloo students as they talk about the ever-growing domain of Data, gain insights from industry professionals of diverse backgrounds, and expose everyone to what seems to lie deep in this den
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Follow Anvita and Jaemin, two University of Waterloo students as they talk about the ever-growing domain of Data, gain insights from industry professionals of diverse backgrounds, and expose everyone to what seems to lie deep in this den
Show more...
Tech News
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The Data Den | S3 Ep 1 - AGI and the Future of AI w/ Brydon Eastman from OpenAI
The Data Den
45 minutes 42 seconds
1 year ago
The Data Den | S3 Ep 1 - AGI and the Future of AI w/ Brydon Eastman from OpenAI

Dr. Brydon Eastman is a University of Waterloo alumni and Member of the Technical Staff at OpenAI researching superalignment. This discussion centers around AGI, the future of AI, and advice to keep young AI enthusiasts looking to get into research within this competitive field.

The Data Den
Follow Anvita and Jaemin, two University of Waterloo students as they talk about the ever-growing domain of Data, gain insights from industry professionals of diverse backgrounds, and expose everyone to what seems to lie deep in this den