TSV x MIT: Building Enterprise-Grade AI
Join us for an exclusive event on the cutting edge of AI, where we'll explore the limitless potential of Gen AI and strategies for scaling them
Two Sigma Ventures and MIT alums are partnering for an exciting evening of discussion on Tuesday, May 30th from 6-8 pm at Two Sigma’s private penthouse venue in SoHo, NYC. Our panel of experts will dive into the latest strategies for scaling AI models with next-gen techniques and building enterprise-grade ML solutions. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with industry leaders, MIT alums, and gain valuable insights on the future of AI and ML. Immense thanks to our partners, MIT's Martin Trust Center for Entrepreneurship, MIT Club of NYC and MIT Sloane Club of NYC for their support with this event
Agenda
6:00-6:30PM Welcome & Networking
6:30-7:00PM Fireside Chat with Sara Wiltberger (Product at DeepMind), Alex Norton (Product Design at Google DeepMind) and Roza Chojnacka (Applied AI/ML at Google)
7:00-7:30PM Fireside Chat with Vijay Karunamurthy (Field CTO of Scale AI), Jonathan Frankle (CSO of Mosaic ML), Gideon Mendels (CEO of Comet ML), and Adam Wenchel (CEO of Arthur AI)
7:30-8:00PM Drinks & Chill
About the hosts
Two Sigma Ventures backs founders using tech and data science to create the future we’d like to see. They are the entrepreneurs scaling not just to get big, but to do big things. Like finding cancer treatments hidden in natural genomes. Protecting smart energy grids from cyber attack. Or developing robot vision that sees the world as humans do. To support these founders, we share our deep experience at the heart of the data revolution, and enlist our brain trust of 1,600 data scientists and engineers
Gabriella Garcia is an Investor at Two Sigma Ventures where she focuses on investments in DeepTech, Infra, TechBio, and Dev Tools. Prior to joining Two Sigma Ventures, Gabriella worked as a Software Engineer at Facebook, a Mechanical Engineer at Apple, and a Product Manager at Google. Gabriella is a proud Course 2 and 6, with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)