Yennie Jun is a research engineer at Google DeepMind with a decade of experience applying machine learning to healthcare, public health, humanitarian aid, and responsible AI. She has blended academic rigor (MS Social Data Science, Oxford) with product and research roles at Google Research, OpenAI red-teaming, Truveta, the UN, and Microsoft, focusing on multimodal factuality, reasoning, and harms/biases in generative models. Yennie builds and evaluates models across the stack—from transformers on EHRs and annotation-efficiency methods to multilingual benchmarks and agent systems—while also translating research for broader audiences as a DeepLearning.AI writer and on her blog artfish.ai. Her background in digital humanities and computational history gives her a distinctive interdisciplinary lens for framing social impacts of AI.
10 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS Social Data Science, Master of Science - MS Social Data Science at Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford
Bachelor’s Degree Computer Science History, Bachelor’s Degree Computer Science History at Tufts University
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