Camilo Andrés Cáceres Flórez

Camilo Andrés Cáceres Flórez

Staff ML Engineer (Applied AI), Data Science Expert, and AI Architect leading GenAI, data science, and MLOps at scale. Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering (Mechatronics) from UNICAMP and EMBA in Strategic Leadership, with experience driving end-to-end ML platforms, computer vision, and data science initiatives.

Operating GenAI safety and policy reviews

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GenAI systems drift as prompts, tools, and models change. Safety operations keep that drift controlled without slowing teams down.

Safety operations in practice

  • Policy gates: review tool access, escalation paths, and refusal behaviors before launch.
  • Change logs: track prompt, model, and tool revisions; pair every change with eval deltas.
  • Consent-aware analytics: instrument only after consent; store minimal telemetry linked to evaluations.

Team rhythms

  • Weekly triage of eval regressions and policy exceptions.
  • Monthly red-team sprints focused on emergent risks (prompt injection, data leakage).
  • Runbooks for rollback, throttling, and messaging when safety metrics breach thresholds.

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