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Olympiad competitions have become a talent pipeline feeding AI labs, quant trading firms, and even billionaire founder, says Vladimir Novakovski “At the US training camp for the US Physics Olympiad, two of the co-founders of Anthropic were there.” “At the informatics one, the first CTO of Facebook was there,... show more

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