Younes Abouelnagah has spent years leading production ML systems where failure had real consequences: child-safety and abuse detection at Roblox, recommender systems and ranking at Google, safety architecture for a mental-health AI system, and agentic AI with teams building at the frontier.
The pattern is always the same: the strongest AI/ML work depends on connecting the model, the data, the evaluation, the product promise, and ownership into one system that holds together.
Machine Wisdom AI exists for those moments: principal-level engineering for teams that want ongoing AI leadership as part of how they build, operate, and evolve complex systems. The work is built around shared operating clarity, so your team keeps ownership while the hardest technical decisions get sustained senior attention.
Some work I don't take, on principle: AI companions and romantic products, weapons, and surveillance. The whole point of this craft is AI that helps people without harming them.