background

i’m a lead software engineer in applied ai. i’ve been building since 2018 and have shipped 63 projects across ai, web apps, and robotics. some solved a problem. others were interesting enough to build anyway.

i’m most interested in ai, energy, and robotics. they’re one problem, not three. the limit stopped being algorithms a while ago. it’s power, compute, and heat. a model you can’t power is a demo. a model that can’t move anything is a chatbot.

i’ve trained models, deployed them, written firmware for robotic dogs, and built the web apps that control them. the physical side is where i keep ending up. energy, machines, the trades. software mostly skipped that part of the economy.

on the side, i build products of my own.

• verity searches medicare, medicaid, and commercial payer policies in plain english.
• rebar finds, diagnoses, and fixes breakage in production software.
• faraday handles estimating, scheduling, time tracking, and invoicing for electrical subcontractors.

the rest are on the projects page.

what i write about

on the blog, i write about projects i’ve built. if the subject is attention mechanisms, i show the math. if it’s deployment, i show the code.

i also run applied tensors on youtube, where i explain ai concepts and build things live.

on ares, i talk about tech without a script.

get in touch

if you’re working on something in ai, energy, or robotics, email me at tylergibbs048@gmail.com.

the resume is the formal version. the books page lists what i’m reading.