Brandon Yang
Co-founder of Cartesia; works on systems for machine learning, previously at Google Brain
Brandon Yang is a co-founder of Cartesia, a company whose founding team met as PhD students at the Stanford AI Lab. Yang's personal site, linked from Cartesia's company page, describes Yang's work as building systems for machine learning and lists previous affiliations with Google Brain and Stanford.12
Career
Work
Cartesia (external site: cartesia.ai)
Co-founded Cartesia, whose products include the Sonic text-to-speech and Ink speech-to-text models.1
Other documented roles
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- Previous affiliation, Google Brain2
- Previous affiliation, Stanford University21
Related people
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- Albert GuAlso at Cartesia
- Adam PaszkeAlso at Google
- Abigail SeeAlso at Stanford University
- Arjun DesaiAlso at Cartesia
- Akshita BhagiaTraining systems
- Abubakar AbidAlso from Stanford
- Karan GoelAlso at Cartesia
- Alban DesmaisonTraining systems
- Andrej KarpathyAlso from Stanford
- Abhimanyu DasAlso at Google
- Andrew NgAlso at Stanford University
- Awni HannunAlso from Stanford
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