Ernesto Shayda is an AI inventor and founder with 12 years of experience building production-grade machine learning systems and commercializing research through Infiano.AI. He holds multiple granted international patents (6) with additional patents pending and has published at NeurIPS while pursuing a PhD on probabilistic coresets for highly non-linear models. Ernesto combines industrial experience at Samsung—where he improved AutoML, sampling algorithms, and received multiple patents—with academic work on 3D reconstruction and unified probabilistic coreset theory. At Infiano.AI he focuses on automating optimization of complex multi-agent AI systems and rapidly turning novel algorithms into IP and products. He has contributed to open-source distributed ML tooling (Samsung/veles), extending core workflow and unit interfaces to improve scalability on heterogeneous accelerators. Based in Cyprus, he pairs deep probabilistic modeling and custom neural architectures with practical engineering to tackle previously “unsolvable” AI problems.
12 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computer Science, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computer Science at University of Haifa
Master of Science (M.Sc.), Computer Science, Master of Science (M.Sc.), Computer Science at Bauman Moscow State Technical University
Contributions summary:Ernesto primarily focused on modifying and extending the core `Unit` interface within the `veles` project. They added functionality for parameter loading and modified existing interfaces. The commits also include the addition of a `Workflow` class, including related methods for managing and executing a sequence of units, and associated unit tests. Furthermore, they made changes to the build configuration to enhance the project's build process and configuration.
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