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Making AI useful and accessible in the real world is a complex engineering problem. AI for Software Engineers exists to get more engineers involved in solving it.

Hi, I’m Logan 👋

I currently build autonomous machine learning agents at Google. My previous work spans ML infra, AI research, and ML UX. I use that experience to help software engineers understand the engineering behind AI.

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A solid mix of AI news and ML engineering insights, written by an ML engineer at Google.

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