Jesse Clark (@jn2clark) is a co-founder of Marqo, the end-to-end, multimodal vector search engine. Vector search has exploded along with the rise of generative AI models, so Marqo\u2019s arrival has had excellent timing. The project has quickly grown to almost 3000 GitHub stars, despite being less than a year old. Jesse and his team weren\u2019t exactly expecting this level of immediate success, but they are well-positioned to continue developing Marqo as a fixture in the worlds of information retrieval and machine learning.\xa0
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\nIn this episode we discuss:
\nJesse\u2019s journey from physics research, to Stitch Fix, Amazon, and finally starting Marqo
\nIndustry vs academia in the cutting edge of machine learning
\nWhy \u201calmost any organization in the world would benefit from Marqo\u201d
\nTalking about machine learning language - tensors, vectors, embeddings
\nHow Jesse deals with the stress of knowing how fast the AI space is innovating
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\nPeople mentioned:
\nKatrina Lake (@kmlake)
\nEric Colson (@ericcolson)
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