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'Canada's edge in applied AI' with Nvidia and Waabi leaders

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"The talent here is incredible, right? When we started faculty, I walk in the class and there's Jimmy Ba. Every time you guys train a neural network, you're using his algorithm." Sanja Fidler (Nvidia VP of AI research) and Raquel Urtasun (Waabi founder and CEO) sit down with Ada CEO Mike Murchison for a discussion about the frontier of AI and the role Canada might play in bringing it to the physical world. Recorded live at Homecoming during Toronto Tech Week. The BetaKit Podcast is presented by KDD 2025, the world's leading conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining. Connect with top researchers, industry pioneers, and innovators driving real-world impact. At KDD 2025, you'll explore cutting-edge research, gain insights into practical applications, and expand your network with global leaders shaping the future of data and AI. Whether you're in academia, tech, business, or research, this is the conference you don't want to miss. Register today for KDD 2025 at https://kdd2025.kdd.org/. Related: Waabi's Raquel Urtasun calls for Canada to "wake up" to physical AI revolution at Homecoming

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