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Marily Nika

AR Product @ Google - Avatars @ Meta - Executive Fellow @ Harvard Business School - LinkedIn Learning Instructor - CS PhD - 40 under 40 - 3 x TEDxSpeaker - Author

Dr. Marily Nika is an accomplished AI Product Lead who has excelled in various prestigious roles within the tech industry. She was honored as the 'Woman of the Year in Tech' in 2018 and received the WISE Influence Award in 2015. Dr. Nika has shared her insights and expertise at three TEDx events and is a staunch advocate for Women in Tech.

Dr. Nika's educational journey is exemplary, holding a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Computer Science with a focus on Epidemiology and Online Virality from Imperial College London. She also completed a Graduate Diploma in Innovation & Entrepreneurship with eight courses at Stanford University Graduate School of Business. Her academic background includes studies in Computational and Applied Mathematics at ETH Zürich, a Master of Science in Finance where she ranked in the top 1% at the University of Piraeus, a Master of Science in Computing Science from Imperial College London, and a Bachelor of Science in Maritime Studies where she also ranked in the top 1% at the University of Piraeus.

Throughout her career, Dr. Nika has held prominent positions at renowned organizations. She served as the AR/VR Experience Product Lead at Google and was an Executive Fellow at Harvard Business School. Additionally, she contributed as an Instructor at Product School, a Product Manager Instructor at O'Reilly Media, a Graduate Teaching Fellow at Harvard Business School, and founded a Stealth Startup in EdTech. Dr. Nika also showcased her expertise as an MC & Judge at TechCrunch's TechCrunch Disrupt event and has experience in roles such as Data Science Intern and Senior Speech AI / ML Product Manager at Google, Product Manager at ATCOM S.A., and Innovation & Entrepreneurship Lead Consultant at Imperial Consultants (ICON). Her vast experience includes positions as a Quantitative Researcher at the Artificial Intelligence Research Network at Imperial College London and a Product Manager at Knowledge Transfer Network (KTN).

Highlights

Nov 3 · twitter

🤯🤯 Ok try this experiment. I asked my LLMs to turn everything we've ever talked about into a periodic table. Want to see what your brain looks like according to any LLM?

Here is what ChatGPT told me, and here's the prompt:

"Create my personalized 8-bit Periodic Table of our conversations based on everything you know about me. Analyze our past conversations and identify 30–40 recurring topics, interests, projects, obsessions, and unexpected rabbit holes. Turn each topic into a chemical element with a unique symbol, number, name, and tiny pixel-art icon. Group the elements into color-coded categories.

Highlight my four defining elements: ⭐ My Superpower ❤️ My Biggest Obsession 🎮 My Favorite Side Quest 🚀 My Next Frontier

Design the result as a beautiful, high-resolution 8-bit pixel-art infographic inspired by retro video games, with pastel colors, pixelated borders, and a midnight-purple background.

Title it 'The Periodic Table of Our Conversations.'

Make it surprisingly specific, personal, a little funny, and shareable. Only use conversation history you can actually access. Avoid sensitive details and don't invent facts. Generate the image."

It knows that I'm kicking off my new AI PM Bootcamp cohort in 11 days and it's all about education and corporate trainings.

What's yours?

🤯🤯 Ok try this experiment.  I asked my LLMs to turn everything we've ever talked about into a peri
Apr 4 · twitter

100k followers as an AI educator on LinkedIn 🤯

There’s a certain group of people I’ve followed for years across platforms - they provide raw, firsthand insights about AI, tech & product, that actually click with me. But with all the noise out there, I realized I process information best the old-school way - just taking notes and breaking things down in ways that make sense to ME personally.

Then something wild happened. I started sharing my opinions, filming little videos of new AI tools as I explore them, teaching my learnings from my 13 years in the industry - then created my own substack for more ‘academic’ content that I summarize on LinkedIn, and via all this I somehow ended up a published author. I discovered this new identity as an “AI educator” outside my Google day job which is very, very fulfilling.

LinkedIn is wonderful. The reach is amazing, it enables me to get students on my AI Bootcamp from all over the world, I have great/thought provoking conversations and also get opportunities my way I wouldn't get otherwise (speaking invites, conferences). What was surprising to me is that this identity follows me EVERYWHERE. I'm on vacation and I still find myself writing. Always scheduling posts throughout the week (this was written on midnight!), even when I have no wifi fighting with hotspot from a cabin in Canada or during that trip to Sweden (this photo!). So grateful. Got a long way to go on X 🙃

https://t.co/ypptCl0hWf

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