Am I the only one who thinks everything is moving really fast? I've been on vacations for a week and so much has happened I haven't had a chance to catch up yet. I still got to listen to two
AI research continues to make headlines with new papers coming out every day. I'm highlighting the paper on HuggingGPT with a video explaining how GPT-4 can improve itself. Also, repos for JARVIS
This week I want to recommend you Lex Fridman's incredible podcast and, in particular, the conversation with Sam Altman which is really interesting. But also, a ChatGPT episode on AI Portugal's
The world of AI and machine learning is constantly evolving, and the latest developments are pushing the boundaries of what is possible. From ChatGPT to GPT-4, Azure ML to MONAI, the possibilities
What a week for AI! Open AI released GPT-4, Microsoft announced Microsoft 365 Copilot, Anthropic launched Claude, Google offers access to PaLM and Baidu unveils Ernie. Also, two awesome podcast
Generative AI continues to dominate headlines as companies start leveraging it for a set of diverse use cases. My focus this week was still on Artificial Intelligence topics, like deep learning and
Artificial Intelligence hype is at an all-time high, with a lot of people writing about it (even if they don't always understand it) and great repositories of samples and accelerators to get you
This week I dabbled a bit into Large Language Models (LLM) and Vector Similarity Search (VSS), important concepts when building real world use cases for GPT-3. I'm also highlighting two GitHub repos
This was a very intense week with a lot of work, but I still managed to learn new stuff. My focus was still on Azure OpenAI Service but I got to read a little more about Transformers, Self-Attention
This week most of my learning was focused on Azure Open AI Service, and how to use GPT-3 models for specific use cases, either by fine tuning them or by leveraging embeddings. I'm also highlighting