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Sofia Liguori

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At a glance

Liguori applies AI to running electricity grids more efficiently. She co-authored CANOS, which uses a neural network to quickly find low-cost ways to meet power demand, and OPFData, a collection of grid scenarios for testing such methods. Her earlier work made language models easier to adapt on specialized AI chips.

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In her October 2026 resignation letter, she said she left Google DeepMind over its military and surveillance partnerships, and called for tech workers to organize around enforceable limits on those uses.[1]

Career & education

Previously
May 2023-Oct 2026
Research Engineer
2022-2023
AI Engineer

Work and education history is primarily focused on AI-relevant roles and may not be comprehensive.

References

  1. Sofia Liguori — Stay Humanstay-human.sofialiguori.com

    First-person statement dated 20/10/2026 says today is my last day at Google DeepMind; describes grid-optimization work and her own reasons for leaving. Statements about military partnerships are attributed to her, not asserted as independently established findings.

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