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How do you bridge worlds as different as quantum research and AI product building?
For Dvir Zagury-Grynbaum, the answer lies in curiosity. Still an undergraduate in physics at the University of Waterloo, Dvir has already worked at the Perimeter Institute, led AI design teams, and built tools that personalize decision making.
His project thersona.com learns from its users to help with everything from remembering birthdays to suggesting the right restaurant. He’s also applying causal inference and AI to diabetes management, helping people run “what if” simulations of their blood glucose hours into the future.
In this special Back to School episode of Artificial Insights, Daniel and Dvir explore how quantum foundat ...
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AI in healthcareAI personalizationcausal inferencequantum foundationsdiabetes management AIstudent AI projectsAI privacy and trustUniversity of Waterloo