Dr. Fei-Fei Li

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Young and Profiting (YAP) with Hala Taha: Entrepreneurship and Self-Improvement Podcast · Dr. Fei-Fei Li: Turn AI Into Humanity's Greatest Ally, Not Its Biggest Threat | Artificial Intelligence | AI Vault · 7 Nov 2025 podcast

Part of the book is exploring my journey of living and taking care of alien parents and how that experience, you know, built my own character, how we

help each other, support each other.

And towards the end of the book, how that experience made me see my science in a different light compared to maybe other scientists who haven't had this human, very profound human experience.

So it really is different worlds that I experienced and it's blended into the book.

I started in AI...

as a very personal journey.

It's just a young science nerd loves an obscure niche, you know, like nobody knows field.

But I'm just fascinated in a private way that how do we make machines think?

How do we make machines see?

And that, I was happy.

And I would have been content with that, you know,

through the rest of my life, honestly.

Even if nobody in the world has heard of AI, I would be happily in my lab being a scientist.

But what really changed is around 2017, 2018,

I felt like me as a scientist and the tech world woke up and realized, oh, wow, this technology has come to a maturation point that is impacting society.

And because it's AI, it's inspired by human thinking, it's inspired by human behavior.

It has so much human implication at the individual level as well as the societal level.

So as a scientist, I feel I was thrusted into a messier reality that I never really realized.

Now, I have a choice.

A lot of my fellow scientists would just continue to stay in the lab, which I think is very admirable and respected, and still just focus on the science.

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