Sharon Zhou

Sharon Zhou is a renowned scholar, entrepreneur, and technology leader in the field of artificial intelligence. She earned her PhD in Computer Science from Stanford University in 2021 under the supervision of Andrew Ng. Her research spans generative models, machine learning, and their applications in social good initiatives, including healthcare and climate change. After founding and serving as the CEO of the startup Lamini, she currently works as the Vice President of AI at AMD. Additionally, Sharon serves as a part-time lecturer at Stanford University, teaching computer science courses. She has been recognized in MIT Technology Review's "35 Innovators Under 35" list and is committed to advancing AI education, innovation, and responsible development.

• [Present]·AMD·Vice President of AI
• [Recent] | Lamini | Founder and CEO
• [Recent Years] | Stanford University | Part-Time Lecturer
  • Department of Computer Science
• [Pre-2016]·Google·Product Manager

• [~2017-2021]·Stanford University·PhD in Computer Science
• [~2012-2016]·Harvard University·Dual Bachelor's Degrees
  • Classics and Computer Science