AI can’t cross this line and we don’t know why.
Have you ever pondered the boundaries of artificial intelligence and machine learning? Specifically, the limits to how far we can push AI models in terms of size, complexity, and performance? It feels like we’re navigating a relentless quest to build increasingly larger and more powerful AI systems. Yet, it appears that we consistently encounter a […]
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What is LoRA? LoRA and QLoRA Explained Simply
AI is a field that continually pushes the boundaries of what machines can do and how efficiently they can do it. Recently, the concept of “LoRA” has piqued my interest, offering a pragmatic solution that illustrates the evolving nature of artificial intelligence, particularly in dealing with the constraints imposed by high-powered models. Let’s dive into […]
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Multi-Modal AI: Why the Future AI Won’t Just Talk—it’ll See, Hear, and Feel
Imagine a world where your AI assistant does more than just respond to your commands. Picture it reading your emotions, recognizing objects you’re pointing at, and even understanding the context of your surroundings through multiple sensory inputs. This isn’t a scenario pulled from science fiction—it’s the emerging reality of multimodal AI. Today, conventional AIs operate […]
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The Llama 4 Herd – Open Source Won?
Meta has just released Llama 4, an open-source AI model that is hailed as the world’s leading AI model. The creators of Llama 4 aim to make it universally accessible, thereby allowing everyone to benefit from this technological marvel. This video is from Prompt Engineering. The first model of Llama 4, known as Llama Force […]
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Is Vibecoding Worth Billions?
The world of artificial intelligence (AI) and coding is witnessing a significant transformation. The recent funding round led by AnySphere, a developer of the Cursor, has set the company’s valuation at an unprecedented $1 billion. This new valuation demonstrates Cursor’s robust position in the AI startup boom, revealing the immense potential of AI-driven technologies. Cursor’s […]
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Deepseek R1 Explained by a Retired Microsoft Engineer
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Frank
- January 27, 2025
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The world of technology has recently undergone a seismic shift, with China’s release of their open-source AI model, DeepSeek R1. This development has been likened to a “Sputnik Moment” by Mark Andreessen, evoking the launch of Sputnik which challenged assumptions about American technological dominance in the 20th century. Just as Sputnik disrupted the status quo, […]
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Greg Brockman is Back at OpenAI
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Frank
- November 19, 2024
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The recent return of Greg Brockman to OpenAI serves as a poignant reminder of the fluidity and dynamism inherent in the tech industry. Brockman’s sabbatical, initially perceived by many as a prelude to a permanent departure, culminated in a rejuvenated commitment to tackling significant technical challenges at OpenAI. This episode underscores a broader narrative about […]
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How Late Chunking Can Enhance Your Retrieval Systems
The evolution of embedding models has been nothing short of revolutionary. Yet, amidst the rapid advancements, a critical component often remains overshadowed: the nuanced art of chunking in long-context embedding models. This technique, particularly the method known as “late chunking,” presents a fascinating intersection of efficiency and precision that could significantly enhance retrieval systems. This […]
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How to Build Anything with ChatGPT Canvas
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Frank
- October 12, 2024
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- Build Anything with ChatGPT
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- sam altman
Canvas is not merely an update; it’s a revolution. It empowers users to build virtually anything, from articles and websites to games and 3D animations. The beauty of Canvas lies in its simplicity and versatility. With a few clicks, you can draft a blog post, edit text in myriad ways, or even delve into coding, […]
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EASIEST Way to Fine-Tune LLAMA-3.2 and Run it in Ollama
This video is from Prompt Engineering. Meta recently released Llama 3.2, and this video demonstrates how to fine-tune the 3 billion parameter instruct model using Unsloth and run it locally with Olama. By preparing the FindTom100K dataset, adjusting prompt templates, and adding LoRA adapters, the tutorial covers efficient fine-tuning and conversion of the model into […]
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