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Meet Adrit Rao, a high school student, app developer, and research intern at Stanford University. During elementary school lunch time he would develop games, it's no surprise he has launched 5 iOS apps at 12! This People of AI podcast episode explores how Adrit built his confidence through building apps, learning from the online community, cold calling for opportunities and landing a research internship to build an app with AI to diagnose and treat cardiovascular health issues. He shares his passion by teaching a coding camp for kids as young as elementary students, called Learn 2 Code 4 kids run by his non-profit Aretech in support of his local community.
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TensorFlow Blog → https://goo.gle/TF-blog
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Signer - AI Sign Translator → https://goo.gle/3SoheHr
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Get involved Foundation → https://goo.gle/49iDsBO
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