A little over two years ago, I came to the U.S. from Nigeria at 14 with a suitcase and an obsession with ML.
Today, I'm 16 and working on Computer Vision + Robotics at @Apple
Recap:
→ Competed in Math & Physics Olympiads from 11y/o
→ Won Rubik’s Cube competitions at my boarding school, with a personal best of 18 seconds
→ Lost my grandma to an undiagnosed illness: one of the reasons I became very interested in AI
→ Graduated high school and started college at 15
→ Researched diffusion models for crystal generation, inspired by drug discovery
→ Prototyped robotic wheelchairs for people with disabilities
→ Worked on an EdTech startup, OpenClaw for Students
→ Joined @Apple this may on the ESCI org!
→ Went to @ycombinator startup and met of the brightest and most ambitious minds
My dream is to build companies that expand what humanity can do with AI
I'll be sharing my journey here! Physical AI, agentic systems, and everything I'm learning along the way.
@PhakelaMthakath Mark this day. In 5 years time, we will all come back to see the results of your work. Keep destroying your country until everyone becomes as miserable as you are.
@Kharikhode2@BBCAfrica Just 30 years ago, you condemned apartheid when your parents were killed in the same fashion. Today, you cheer when another person's child is killed unjustly. It shows that you never hated oppression, you just envied them.
@Kingkuti_ This photo was captured from more than 20 million feet above the Moon’s surface. Now, try snapping a picture of a house from an aircraft cruising at just 30,000 feet and see what you get.
@Jay_benks44@dollar_techbro@MekaOjukwu You don't need to do all that. All lithium ion batteries come with inbuilt Battery Management Systems (BMS) which as the name implies, manages the battery cells for you. Just make sure they are stored in a well ventilated area and enjoy your life. 😊
The Holy See is willing to help enemies meet, so they may look each other in the eye and so people may be given back the dignity they deserve: the dignity of peace. With heart in hand, I say to the leaders of nations: let us meet; let us dialogue; let us negotiate!
@winexviv Flogging a child only addresses the immediate misbehavior and not the underlying issue. However, if you patiently go through the process of helping the child comprehend their actions and then apply a suitable consequence or punishment, they learn from the experience.
@MickieBrownkie1 @ruffydfire So if you were a foreign investor, would you invest in a country that could decide to shut down your business abruptly because they need to build a road? If you have ever built something, you will know how painful it is to loose it.
TODAY IN HISTORY 🇬🇧 🇳🇬
Officer Cadet Owowoh Princess Oluchukwu, on Friday, became the first-ever Nigerian female officer to graduate from the UK’s Royal Military Academy Sandhurst (RMAS).
The 24-year-old Oluchukwu was one of the 135 Officer Cadets to graduate during RMAS’ Sovereign’s Parade today Friday in London, United Kingdom.
In 2018, Princess joined the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), in Kaduna State, Nigeria. During her second year at the NDA, she was appointed a Cadet Lance Corporal; a Cadet Sergeant in her fourth year and in her fifth year she was appointed to the role of Company Senior Under Officer Charlie (CSUO C).
Credit: X | HQNigerianArmy