Aman Bhargava | In Aman’s earliest memories, he is a teenager emerging from a hollow under the bushes on the edge of the University of Toronto campus. Overwhelmed by the bustle of students in day-glo neon T-shirts, he stands transfixed, unable to decide on his next move, whereupon he is knocked down by a passing rollerblader and barely scrambles to safety in the Engineering Department. Bhargava spent the next two decades lurking in the backs of classrooms, surviving largely on discarded pizza crusts and old coffee, until he graduated due to an administrative error in the Engineering Science office. The trauma of his fateful moment of indecision led to Bhargava’s current obsession with artificial intelligence.

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