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Welcome. I'm Aishwarya Srinivasan (Aish), an AI entrepreneur and educator based in Silicon Valley, and the most followed Indian woman in AI. This channel is where I break down AI, data science, and how to actually build a career in this field. I'm the co-founder of The Gen Academy, where we train engineers and teams to build real agentic AI systems. I'm also a startup advisor and investor. My path started in software engineering, moved into data science, and now sits at the intersection of AI infrastructure and developer ecosystems. Along the way I've worked at Google, Microsoft, IBM, Fireworks AI, and Nebius, helping ship real-world AI. Here you'll find practical breakdowns of AI concepts, hands-on guides for building with modern AI tools, honest advice on AI careers, and lessons from building a life and career in the U.S. as an immigrant. Off camera, you'll find me in the gym or geeking out over design, art, and anything creative. Subscribe, and let's build in AI together :)

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