Meet James Wang, Author of “What You Need to Know About AI”
San Mateo County Libraries invites you to meet James Wang, author of What You Need to Know About AI, for a timely and engaging author talk at Atherton Library. Join us on Friday, August 7, from 3-4 PM as James speaks with featured host Nydia Zhang about one of the most transformative technologies of our time.
AI is here. Let's understand it together
AI is shaping how we work, learn, create and connect. Join us for an inspiring author talk that makes today's fastest-moving technology feel clear, approachable and relevant to everyday life.
About James Wang
James Wang is a technologist, investor and writer with over a decade of experience in AI and deep tech. He is a general partner at Creative Ventures, and previously, he was on the investment team at Bridgewater Associates and worked at Goolgle's "moonshot" innovation lab, X.
About Justin Kuczynski
A Google engineering lead with expertise in machine learning and computational biology, Justin explores how AI can advance human health and improve lives.
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