I wasn't even aware that microsoft(dot)ai existed.
There's barely any mention of it, and it doesn't even have a distinct logo. Was it intentionally kept under the radar, or have I just been living under a rock?
@Olacabs approx a year ago, charged 900 instead of 450 for one of my rides, and just said voucher issued with no option to reach out to the ola customer care, i still don't know where my money is, and how do I recover it, expected from @Olacabs , stop using this pathetic service
@OpenAI Aside from this being a terrible move, the timing of this announcement tells me the team is not reading the room.
Your competitors are taking your users right now. This is not the time to piss off your base even more.
How to detect hallucinations when evaluating your LLM.
This is a fantastic article (link in the next tweet) with step-by-step instructions on how to use an LLM-as-a-judge approach to detect hallucinations.
Here is a quick summary:
1. You'll use an LLM to judge outputs
2. You'll use a prompt (see image) that will generate a metric
3. You'll use structured outputs (for example, JSON)
4. You'll build an inference pipeline
5. You'll set up your evaluation process
At a high level, the idea is to produce your outputs and run them through the judge to determine whether there are hallucinations or not.
The key here is to do this quickly (keeping latency to a minimum), reliably (we need to trust the evaluation results), and as simply as possible (we need a way to orchestrate all of this.)
The article uses Opik (an open-source evaluation library) to orchestrate this process. There's a Colab with all the code you need.
X user Lilly (@llddiiss) is going viral on X and TikTok for calling Jewish influence on politics “gay," unapologetically using the N-word and saying she’s America First.
She’s since thanked “the black community” for launching her “new career in conservative media.”
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Packaged juices will always be high on carbohydrate whether you add sugar or not.
1. Its always important to check packaged food labels
2. Avoid fruit juices and go for whole fruits instead.
3. Juice concentrates usually have sugar added while processing + juice itself is fructose.
How much should a customer endure the scams of the food industry by the misuse of language?
This 100% pomegranate juice with no added sugar sounded relishing while we ordered it. But upon turning to its ingredients we were horrored by its cunning wordplay.