10 AI websites you can't live without:
1. https://t.co/AOEU60iMQt → AI noise cancellation
2. https://t.co/XeYeMz1x5R → Build websites with AI
3. https://t.co/YeVY1NH7lf → Easy writing as Friday
4. https://t.co/OBnTpEFl5k → Design with AI
5. https://t.co/3lngP3x3eM → Google search + ChatGPT
6. https://t.co/DoUAIekKTG → Discover AI apps for every usecase
7. https://t.co/pTTBH0ppCU → Slides in minutes with AI
8. https://t.co/28kiIXyT7t → Summarize Slack messages
9. https://t.co/TaPorLiBEV → Automatic meeting notes
10. https://t.co/pxXPyJhwPB → Text to video
@marktenenholtz Great example! 👏
As a side note, I would like to add that for production deployments, more sophisticated message queuing and handling are needed. Here is a nice tool from 🤗that address this: https://t.co/BuAy4IlLaS
If you thought this was interesting, you can check out all of the code here: https://t.co/8ID6KDVwES (code is in the backends folder)
And the website is live here: https://t.co/VDjZWL8L43 (disclaimer: I'm an awful front-end dev!)
Let me know what you think of it!
(shoutout to this issues thread: https://t.co/sPcJWP0iZu)
That callback is passed to langchain's ChatGPT wrapper (although you can certainly implement this yourself).
OpenAI's discord is filled with amazing prompts.
Unfortunately it's closed (full).
Here are some of the more interesting ones i've found (GPT4 - prompts in alt text)
MLflow just added first-class support for LLMs, including integrations with @huggingface transformers/pipelines, @OpenAI and @langchain! Open source #LLMOps is here. https://t.co/l870bYyPdE
The best tutorials on building LLM powered applications 📚
@GregKamradt is an incredible teacher of @langchain:
✅ Top down & applied series
✅ Amazing teaching style
✅ Very practical examples
https://t.co/5mMrkswmSf
The amazing @lvminzhang has open-sourced the next version of ControlNet 🎨
- Canny v1.1
- Open-pose v1.1
- & 12 others new checkpoints ♥️
You can find the🧨Diffusers' checkpoints here:
👉https://t.co/hE8fUh7nAl
Building LLM applications for production
Great list of topics to consider when building LLM applications for production. Great experience sharing by @chipro. Huge overlap with what I have experienced in the space as well.
https://t.co/AwdAeGllbR
Love it 👏 - much fertile soil for indie games populated with AutoGPTs, puts "Open World" to shame. Simulates a society with agents, emergent social dynamics.
Paper: https://t.co/I07IJwweHE
Demo: https://t.co/pYNF4BBveG
Authors: @joon_s_pk@msbernst@percyliang@merrierm et al.
I picked up ACL2020 papers that are related to these NLP tasks, Named Entity Recognition, Relation Extraction, Event Detection, Coreference Resolution, Knowledge Graph Related
#acl2020nlp#acl2020
https://t.co/vYnEDOfI7v
I knew it! The TACRED data set has so many annotation errors. This paper correct the errors and boost the SOTA of relation extraction.
TACRED Revisited: A Thorough Evaluation of the TACRED Relation Extraction Task
#acl2020#acl2020nlp
@sudharsan2020 I am glad you like it. There are two common approaches for imbalanced problems. One is the model approach, another is the data approach. 10:90 is pretty skewed. In such a case, I recommend the data approach, which increases the data size with data augmentation method.