CTO at Wispr AI: Building the next generation of human computer interaction with neural interfaces.
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Previously:
AI Lead at Luminous Computing
Published Researcher at Stanford AI Lab and Google Research
Hi, I’m Sahaj. I turn deeply technical insights into products that people love.
My academic interest began in computational neuroscience, when I analyzed macaque MRIs to investigate the effects of SSRI antidepressants on neonatal brain development. During my undergrad at Stanford, I researched the counterpart to human intelligence, publishing with the Stanford AI Lab in generative modeling and Google in natural language processing.
Most recently, I led the AI team at Luminous Computing, where we were building the world's largest supercomputer on a chip using photonics. Our team was responsible for determining the first system architecture for a Luminous product, which spanned need finding with ML engineers, understanding system capabilities from our photonics and digital teams, and iteration on technical system designs.
I fill my free time with a (healthy) dose of existential angst, hiking, squash, and philosophical fiction.
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