Victor Chu
Victor Chu wrote his first program in BASIC in fourth grade and coded until the chalk on the blackboard looked pink. He's been building at the edge of what technology can do ever since.
At JPMorgan Chase he was Executive Director of Design Technology & Innovation. His team built the 25 prototypes and the user-testing platform behind “Mobile Next,” the rebuilt Chase Mobile app that launched in 2020. In the year after launch, Chase deposits grew $305 billion and Chase became the largest U.S. bank by deposits. He also led prototyping of the Chase Digital Assistant and built the firm's first design system. Somewhere along the way, he taught wearable technology design at Parsons.
Tasset began as his capstone for MIT's executive program in Designing and Building AI Products and Services. The idea behind it was simple: if AI is going to answer for your business, it should show its work. Advanced GP is a selected member of Google for Startups, and Victor was an Element 46 Entrepreneur Fellow and a panelist at Google Cloud's AI Masterclass.
He has filed 23 patents, 11 of them issued, covering everything from smart pill bottles to a bot that chases unpaid invoices. A patent on ADAP itself is pending. He studied industrial design at North Carolina State University.
Victor lives and works in Brooklyn with his family and two dogs, Penny and Daisy, who remain unimpressed by it all.