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How does your joint Stanford neuroplasticity initiative seek to restore vision? | Tom Siebel from C3 AI

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How does your joint Stanford neuroplasticity initiative seek to restore vision?

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Founder, Chairman & CEO at C3 AI

Niche: AI

Revenue: Approx. $20.8 Million/month

Location: Redwood City, California, United States

Started: 2009

We are launching a massive, multi-disciplinary project at Stanford using magnetic and electronic brain stimulation, neurological therapy, and pharmacology to help the brain wire around damaged pathways. We are already seeing progress, and my own vision is improving.

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