Three layers of the AI stack, how AI engineering is different from ML engineering and fullstack engineering, and more. An excerpt from the book AI Engineering by Chip Huyen
Hasan: updated the article to make it clear that *I* had not heard this term at all up to two years before. I appreciate that it existed - but not related to software engineering, or Big Tech, or scaleups - until ChatGPT launched and it was suddenly everywhere, that is.
You are welcome Gergely. I fully agree that it is now everywhere. As an ML Engineer for several years, I may be a bit sensitive/overreacting to some statements.
Nice post and great Substack. I am a recent subscriber.
I had a question about AI Infrastructure- it is mentioned in this article. I wonder if you have a post about it could please point me to any blogs you respect. Any more details.
Great chapter, demystifies so much. I've added the book to my read queue.
Despite the fact that I already own the book, I definitely prefer "original" articles here, whether they're written by Gergely or some guest author.
Really helpful article, but I am against the below statement.
> “AI Engineering” is a term that didn’t even exist two years ago
Microsoft and some other companies are already using this term for several years. I feel this is a bit misleading though it was not very common.
Hasan: updated the article to make it clear that *I* had not heard this term at all up to two years before. I appreciate that it existed - but not related to software engineering, or Big Tech, or scaleups - until ChatGPT launched and it was suddenly everywhere, that is.
Thanks for the correction!
You are welcome Gergely. I fully agree that it is now everywhere. As an ML Engineer for several years, I may be a bit sensitive/overreacting to some statements.
Thanks a lot for this unique newsletter.
Hi Gergely,
Nice post and great Substack. I am a recent subscriber.
I had a question about AI Infrastructure- it is mentioned in this article. I wonder if you have a post about it could please point me to any blogs you respect. Any more details.
Specifically, what kind of work,
languages used and companies hiring (:o))