Brief Biographical Sketch:

Mohamed Abdelmeguid is a junior at MIT double-majoring in Artificial Intelligence and Decision-Making and Mathematical Economics. Originally from Egypt, he is passionate about exploring how technology, economics, and leadership can help address some of the world's most pressing challenges.

At MIT, Mohamed conducts research at the intersection of AI and economics, exploring topics ranging from the economic implications of artificial intelligence to algorithmic bias and international trade. Outside the classroom, he is the President of Impact@MIT, co-founder of an AI startup, and founder of an AI research initiative supporting young researchers in Egypt. He has also worked on an Arabic speech-therapy app reaching over 74,000 users worldwide.

Beyond academics, Mohamed enjoys debating, organizing student communities, and exploring big questions about technology, society, and the future. He is excited to share his interests with Splash students and hopes to inspire them to ask ambitious questions, challenge assumptions, and pursue ideas that excite them.

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