Vinoo Ganesh
Co-founder of Kepler and former Palantir engineer. He led the development of Project Frontline and is a prominent practitioner and advocate of the Forward Deployed Engineer (FDE) methodology.
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The direction Ganesh is personally most excited about is healthcare, believing that if the accuracy problem can be solved, problems such as incorrect prescriptions could be systematically eliminated.
Kepler CEO Vinoo Ganesh worked at Palantir for seven years, in charge of Spark and the compute side of the business, then founded and sold an alternative-data company, and subsequently served as head of business engineering at Citadel.
Ganesh believes probabilistic machines will always be probabilistic machines, and that even if the hallucination rate drops to 0.0001%, the approach of 'eliminating hallucinations with more tokens' has a fundamental problem.
Ganesh advises enterprises to deploy models in their own VPC and edit agents on their own platform, because 'your data is your alpha.'
Ganesh sees Kepler as positioned as an execution engine rather than a vertical SaaS company, and there are currently not many teams building a 'harness' this way.
Vinoo Ganesh participated in three sessions, one of which had the core instruction "don't let the model make up numbers."
Vinoo Ganesh previously worked on Spark-related work at Palantir.
Vinoo Ganesh led the building of Project Frontline at Palantir, a pioneering project designed specifically for Forward Deployed Engineers.
Vinoo Ganesh is a co-founder of Kepler.
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The direction Ganesh is personally most excited about is healthcare, believing that if the accuracy problem can be solved, problems such as incorrect prescriptions could be systematically eliminated.
50%UnverifiedKepler CEO Vinoo Ganesh worked at Palantir for seven years, in charge of Spark and the compute side of the business, then founded and sold an alternative-data company, and subsequently served as head of business engineering at Citadel.
50%UnverifiedGanesh believes probabilistic machines will always be probabilistic machines, and that even if the hallucination rate drops to 0.0001%, the approach of 'eliminating hallucinations with more tokens' has a fundamental problem.
50%UnverifiedGanesh advises enterprises to deploy models in their own VPC and edit agents on their own platform, because 'your data is your alpha.'
50%UnverifiedGanesh sees Kepler as positioned as an execution engine rather than a vertical SaaS company, and there are currently not many teams building a 'harness' this way.
50%UnverifiedVinoo Ganesh participated in three sessions, one of which had the core instruction "don't let the model make up numbers."
50%UnverifiedVinoo Ganesh previously worked on Spark-related work at Palantir.
50%UnverifiedVinoo Ganesh led the building of Project Frontline at Palantir, a pioneering project designed specifically for Forward Deployed Engineers.
50%UnverifiedVinoo Ganesh is a co-founder of Kepler.
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