- Published on May 4, 2022
- In AI Features
The story of serial entrepreneur & DeepLearning.AI mentor Tushar Bhatnagar
My vision is to take the research we do at Alpha AI to the masses.
- By Sri Krishna
Tushar Bhatnagar is an applied AI researcher and a serial entrepreneur. He has worked in a dozen small and medium scale businesses and startups and a diverse range of projects in healthcare, AR/VR, video content creation, autonomous systems, and deep-tech initiatives in the product management and data science space. In August 2021, Tushar joined Andrew Ng's DeepLearning.AI as a mentor.
"Being a mentor is an amazing experience as long as you are devoted to your ideals. The whole experience can enrich your life on a personal and professional level and develop your ability to motivate and encourage others. This can further help you become a better manager, employee, and team member," said Tushar Bhatnagar, co-founder and CTO at vidBoard.ai and co-founder and CEO of Alpha AI.
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Sri Krishna
Sri Krishna is a technology enthusiast with a professional background in journalism. He believes in writing on subjects that evoke a thought process towards a better world.
When not writing, he indulges his passion for automobiles and poetry.
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