Coursera's co-founder Daphne Koller set to start anew at Calico

In a blog post, Coursera co-founder Daphne Koller announced she is leaving the company to join Alphabet subsidiary Calico. Koller founded Coursera with Andrew Ng back in 2012 after working together on artificial intelligence research at Stanford. The two supported the company's growth until Ng left to become chief scientist at Baidu's research arm. Today Coursera has grown to tech 20 million students material from 1,300 courses. Though both have now officially moved on to new challenges, Koller and Ng remain co-chair's of the Coursera Board of Directors.