2009
Host Rana El Kaliubi says she started her company out of MIT in 2009 and sold it four years before the recording.
“I started my company out of MIT in 2009, sold it four years ago.”
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Rana El Kaliubi
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Rana El Kaliubi says she has spent more than twenty-five years building emotional intelligence into machines.
“I spent, like, I don't know, the past twenty-five plus years of my life building emotional intelligence into machines.”
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Rana El Kaliubi says her investment thesis is that memory in AI products is a competitive moat that creates personalization and stickiness.
“our, again, thesis is memory is a competitive moat. So if you figure out how to properly implement memory, that is gonna create personalization and stickiness.”
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Video calls with the AI CEO Kyle Law are limited by a timer, which cut off Rana El Kaliubi's interview after over thirty minutes.
“All video calls with Kyle are set to a timer, and I had reached the max.”
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Rana El Kaliubi says Kyle Law could instantly retrieve information about her company Affectiva and her podcast.
“He knew about my company, Affectiva, this podcast. I didn't need to explain it to him.”
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