Fei Fei Li

No, but they are very different. Of course, I've been a scientist for almost three decades, so I'm more familiar with being a scientist. But the creative writing journey, I loved every minute of it. When I say I love, it's not necessarily happy love. It's a painful, lovesome part of it. But I really loved it.

No, but they are very different. Of course, I've been a scientist for almost three decades, so I'm more familiar with being a scientist. But the creative writing journey, I loved every minute of it. When I say I love, it's not necessarily happy love. It's a painful, lovesome part of it. But I really loved it.

No, but they are very different. Of course, I've been a scientist for almost three decades, so I'm more familiar with being a scientist. But the creative writing journey, I loved every minute of it. When I say I love, it's not necessarily happy love. It's a painful, lovesome part of it. But I really loved it.

No, and I didn't want to and I still don't.

No, and I didn't want to and I still don't.

No, and I didn't want to and I still don't.

Well, I have to say, I think culture in the case of an individual sometimes is too broad a brushstroke. I think it's more individual. I'm a relatively shy person. And Alex and I wrote the first version. It was purely scientific. It was the first year of COVID. We talk on the phone almost every night. And one of my best friend is a philosopher at Stanford called John H. Mindy.

Well, I have to say, I think culture in the case of an individual sometimes is too broad a brushstroke. I think it's more individual. I'm a relatively shy person. And Alex and I wrote the first version. It was purely scientific. It was the first year of COVID. We talk on the phone almost every night. And one of my best friend is a philosopher at Stanford called John H. Mindy.

Well, I have to say, I think culture in the case of an individual sometimes is too broad a brushstroke. I think it's more individual. I'm a relatively shy person. And Alex and I wrote the first version. It was purely scientific. It was the first year of COVID. We talk on the phone almost every night. And one of my best friend is a philosopher at Stanford called John H. Mindy.

He's a very revered higher education leader. He was Stanford's provost for 17 years. And he is co-director with me at Stanford Human Center Institute. So I was really proud I wrote this first draft. I showed it to him. It was during COVID. After like two weeks, he called me. He said, Feifei, you and Alex should come to my backyard. That's how we meet because we were social distancing.

He's a very revered higher education leader. He was Stanford's provost for 17 years. And he is co-director with me at Stanford Human Center Institute. So I was really proud I wrote this first draft. I showed it to him. It was during COVID. After like two weeks, he called me. He said, Feifei, you and Alex should come to my backyard. That's how we meet because we were social distancing.

He's a very revered higher education leader. He was Stanford's provost for 17 years. And he is co-director with me at Stanford Human Center Institute. So I was really proud I wrote this first draft. I showed it to him. It was during COVID. After like two weeks, he called me. He said, Feifei, you and Alex should come to my backyard. That's how we meet because we were social distancing.

And then we went and he said, you have to rewrite. I was like, what? That's the last thing I want to do here. He said, you're missing an opportunity to tell your story, tell AI story through your lens. And I was just so rejecting that idea. I was like, who? wants to hear my story. I want to write about AI. I call him Edge.

And then we went and he said, you have to rewrite. I was like, what? That's the last thing I want to do here. He said, you're missing an opportunity to tell your story, tell AI story through your lens. And I was just so rejecting that idea. I was like, who? wants to hear my story. I want to write about AI. I call him Edge.

And then we went and he said, you have to rewrite. I was like, what? That's the last thing I want to do here. He said, you're missing an opportunity to tell your story, tell AI story through your lens. And I was just so rejecting that idea. I was like, who? wants to hear my story. I want to write about AI. I call him Edge.

Edge said, there are many AI scientists who can write a so-called quote-unquote objective story of AI, but your angle would be so meaningful, your voice to the young people out there, the young women, immigrants, people of all kind of backgrounds. And we were sitting in his backyard with a triangular shape, three chairs. And I looked at Alex. He was almost jumping off his chair. With excitement.

Edge said, there are many AI scientists who can write a so-called quote-unquote objective story of AI, but your angle would be so meaningful, your voice to the young people out there, the young women, immigrants, people of all kind of backgrounds. And we were sitting in his backyard with a triangular shape, three chairs. And I looked at Alex. He was almost jumping off his chair. With excitement.

Edge said, there are many AI scientists who can write a so-called quote-unquote objective story of AI, but your angle would be so meaningful, your voice to the young people out there, the young women, immigrants, people of all kind of backgrounds. And we were sitting in his backyard with a triangular shape, three chairs. And I looked at Alex. He was almost jumping off his chair. With excitement.

He said, I told you. He said, I told you so many times. Of course, it only takes Edge to tell you that.

He said, I told you. He said, I told you so many times. Of course, it only takes Edge to tell you that.