Trojan Talk with micro1 - Information Session

Join the micro1 research team to build the AI platform for human intelligence. We’re hiring for Human data ops, RL researchers, Robotics researchers (data focus), and Member of technical staff (AI eng).micro1 is the AI platform for human intelligence to train AGI. We partner with AI Labs and fortune 10’s to vet PhDs and use our data platform to train world-class LLMs.Speakers:Nima Yazdani, Lead AI Researcher and SPL at micro1.Nima Yazdani is currently working as an AI researcher and a Strategic Project Lead at micro1. He holds a degree in Data Science from UC San Diego and is currently on leave from his Computer Science PhD program at USC. His past research and publications span robotics, systems design, AI, and environmental engineering.Brandon Valafar, aSPL at micro1.Brandon Valafar is currently working as an Associate Strategic Project Lead at micro1. He is a double Bruin, holding a B.S. in Psychobiology from UCLA and completing his final year as a J.D. Candidate at UCLA School of Law. Brandon leads talent and projects across many fields including legal, STEM, and finance. IMPORTANT:This event is open to all majors and class levels.
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