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Me, Myself, and AI · Connecting Data at Scale With AI: Dropbox's Ali Dasdan
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Built a custom search engine for Dropbox because off-the-shelf tools could not handle 700 million users and tens of exabytes of data
700 million users, tens of exabytes of data
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