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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Michael Young (Harvard '25) is spending his gap year developing AI for self-driving cars, and that has given him many exciting stories to share. He's doing everything from simulating exploding cars to ensuring that cars aren’t jerks on the road. This episode is great for anyone interested in what a computer science or engineering internship can look like on a gap year.
Website: gapchatpodcast.com
IG: @gapchatpodcast
English
United States
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