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In this episode, Sebastian Thrun, AI Expert, Entrepreneur, Innovator, Chairman and co-founder of Udacity, examines the future of work and AI, exploring how roles in the workforce are evolving and the concept of hyperpersonalization in education. Join José 'Pepe' Escamilla, Associate Director of IFE, for an edifying dialogue on AI and its impact on the future of work and education. A Podcast brought to you by Tec Sounds Podcasts.

Ryan Myrehn and Paul Mitchell speak with a pioneer in autonomous vehicles, Sebastian Thrun. He's the CEO of Kitty Hawk and the founder of Google's self-driving car team, as well as an educator and co-founder of Udacity. Sebastian guides us through the future of personal flying machines, the ethics of AI, and how the work of the Indy Autonomous Challenge will make the roads safer for everyone. From Straw Hut Media

Learn why Udacity (Founder & Executive Chairman) and Kitty Hawk (CEO) Sebastian Thrun believes job skill training and education needs to be a basic human right in every country, and how AI will help us get there. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

He is the inventor of Google’s self-driving car, professor of Artificial Intelligence at Stanford University, and founder of the education startup Udacity, in which Bertelsmann owns a stake. In the U.S., Sebastian Thrun is often referred to as a “German wunderkind.” In the latest episode of the Bertelsmann Business Podcast, he responds to questions in conversation with Isabelle Körner.

He is the inventor of Google’s self-driving car, professor of Artificial Intelligence at Stanford University, and founder of the education startup Udacity, in which Bertelsmann owns a stake. In the U.S., Sebastian Thrun is often referred to as a “German wunderkind.” In the latest episode of the Bertelsmann Business Podcast, he responds to questions in conversation with Isabelle Körner.

I ask 67 questions to the founder of Google X, self-driving car pioneer, former Director of the Stanford AI lab, and President of Udacity Sebastian Thrun. We take a stroll around Udacity HQ in Mountain View, California. Please hit that subscribe button if you liked this interview! And like. And comment. That's what keeps me going. Join other Wizards on our Slack channel: http://wizards.herokuapp.com/ More on Sebastian: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sebastian_Thrun lol he answered 'the matrix' as his favorite movie too. the pattern is real guys. And please support me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=3191693 Follow me: Twitter: https://twitter.com/sirajraval Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sirajology Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sirajraval/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sirajraval/

Today we have a special interview from our Global Conference with Sebastian Thrun co-founder & CEO of Udacity and former head of Google X. Sebastian Thrun is also a former Google Fellow and VP, and a Research Professor at Stanford University. He has published over 370 scientific papers and 11 books, and he is a member of the National Academy of Engineering. Sebastian works on revolutionizing all of transportation, education, homes, and medical care. Fast Company named Thrun the fifth most creative person in business, and Foreign Policy touted him Global Thinker #4. At Stanford, Sebastian led the Thrun Lab in creating Google Streetview. Then, at Google, Sebastian founded Google X. He leveraged X to launch projects like the self-driving cars, Google Glass, indoor navigation, Google Brain, Project Wing and Project Loon. At Udacity, his vision is to democratize higher education. Udacity stands for "we are audacious, for you, the student". His team created the notion of "nanodegrees" which empower people from all traits and ages to find employent in the tech industry. Let’s listen into this remarkable thinker interviewed by legendary investor George Zachary at Startup Grind’s Global Conference. This podcast is brought to you by HBX ­ Harvard Business School’s digital learning initiative. Introducing “Disruptive Strategy with Clayton Christensen,” an engaging and interactive online learning experience from Harvard Business School’s HBX. Learn to create winning strategies to position your organization for long­term success by applying proven disruption and innovation theories from world renowned strategist Clay Christensen. Disruptive Strategy encourages active learning and peer collaboration, and requires a commitment of approximately thirty hours over six weeks. Applications are being accepted for upcoming cohorts in August and October. To learn more, visit disruptivestrategy.org