When Hunter Doradea applied to Santa Monica College, he had no idea this path would lead to Columbia University, assisting former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and earning him a Future Nobel Laureates Scholarship. That award, presented by the Nobel Prize Museum and The Forum on Education Abroad, enabled him to journey to Stockholm, Sweden during Nobel Week this December to learn from global innovators and collaborate with 10 fellow awardees worldwide.
Doradea presented a project he developed that uses artificial intelligence to help war-torn countries build and preserve their infrastructure.
“A lot of the time, infrastructure falls apart because the people there don’t have the training to maintain and operate it,” Doradea said…