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Andrew Ng is a computer scientist, entrepreneur, and educator known for his work in machine learning and artificial intelligence. He is the founder of DeepLearning.AI, Managing General Partner at AI Fund, Executive Chairman of LandingAI, and Chairman and co-founder of Coursera, alongside an adjunct professorship at Stanford University. Earlier in his career he was founding lead of Google Brain and served as Chief Scientist at Baidu, where he directed the company's AI strategy and research teams. He has taught machine learning to millions of students online and continues to release AI tools and agents, including recent projects like AI Andrew and OpenWorker, while advising on AI education and entrepreneurship worldwide.

Updated 5 August 2026

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