What if you had an AI-powered virtual assistant to handle all the tech debt and coding tasks you dread? In this captivating podcast, we interview William Zeng, the mastermind behind Sweep, an open-source AI-powered junior developer. Explore the story behind Sweep's inception and how William's expertise in statistics and machine learning led to revolutionary advancements in code search and refactoring. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting, this podcast will change the way you view coding forever.
Join us in this episode as we sit down with William Zeng, co-founder of Sweep and former leader of Roblox's machine learning game search team. William's journey from studying statistics and machine learning at Carnegie Mellon University to developing AI-powered virtual assistants is nothing short of inspiring. Learn how he drove double-digit growth in search CTR at Roblox and why he decided to start Sweep. Discover how Sweep is transforming the way developers handle technical debt and simplify code refactoring, making coding more efficient and enjoyable.
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