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Chip Huyen is a computer scientist and writer known for her work on bringing machine learning systems into production. She previously worked on ML tooling at NVIDIA, where she was a core developer of NeMo, and held roles at Snorkel AI and Netflix. She also founded and later sold an AI infrastructure startup, and taught a course on machine learning systems design at Stanford University. Her Stanford lectures formed the basis for her book "Designing Machine Learning Systems," and she later authored "AI Engineering" (2025), both widely read works in the field. She continues to write, speak, and build open-source tools related to AI system design and evaluation.

Updated 5 August 2026

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