Anushree Aggarwal.
The sari I wore to graduation belonged to my dadi - or, as I called her, Shaku :)
Forty years ago, she sold one of her saris to pay for her daughter’s application to BITS Pilani. I had the privilege of growing up as her roommate, where she instilled in me the courage to be delusional. Because of her, I became the first student in my all-girls school’s 95-year history to attend Stanford University, where I graduated with a double major in Computer Science and Mathematics and a master’s in Computer Science (AI concentration).
During my time at Stanford, I TA'd:
- CS 255: Introduction to Cryptography with Prof. Dan Boneh
- CS 224R: Deep Reinforcement Learning with Prof. Chelsea Finn
- CS 107 (Computer Organization & Systems), CS 106A (Programming Methodology), and CS 106B (Programming Abstractions)
I received Stanford Engineering's Centennial Teaching Assistant Award and Stanford Graduate School of Education's seed grant to deploy my research that shapes the future of AI in education on campus
Today, I'm building Vigyanit Labs, an in-school AI platform for students, teachers, and parents. I coined the word Vigyanit, a Hindi acronym for STEM, when I was 13.