Yahoo Pipes remains a fond memory for almost everyone who has used it
Building an updated version of the same, a data mashup tool with a few basic "non-agentic" AI nodes that can filter/summarise/synthesise relevant info from news and other web feeds
Opus 4.6 in @AmpCode being direct - "what you've described is not buildable in one day"
and then proceeds to build it in 5 minutes!
will probably take a few more years for models to understand that their time estimates are very different from ours...
amuses me every time!
With new LLM launches on a daily basis, @vinayakh highlights the importance of having a sound and structured process for model selection - extremely important tool to have for any AI Engineer
- at the AI community day by Azure
@dearazure_net#dearazure
The real Iron Man
@ylecun at the Meta Build with AI Summit in Bangalore
Thank you for all your contributions to keeping AI research accessible through libraries like Pytorch and models like Llama and Segment Anything
#GenAI#MachineLearning#DeepLearning
@theRichieMagnum surely, will do
meanwhile, to get started, here's a nice compilation on Machine Learning case studies by @EvidentlyAI
https://t.co/1a3O6WPimo
There are a lot more blogs than this list, but this in itself is large enough to last any curious learner for many many days!
There's a huge amount of valuable insights on real world Machine Learning and AI use cases across the developer blogs of various companies
Many of these remain hidden behind the daily flood of new model launches
Trying to collate and distill some of these
Goldman Sachs has an interesting post on how they used basic NLP and Machine Learning to improve their software development process. They wanted their engineers to succinctly describe change/merge requests in the codebase with both - “what” was being changed and “why”.
This use case also hints at the importance of the human element in adopting Machine Learning. Both the advocacy on the need for purposeful articulation of software changes and the tool that nudged teams to the desired outcome were essential for the success of the solution.
Hacked together a browser based code interpreter for Claude 3.5 Sonnet as part of the Build with Claude contest
Its a browser extension that generates code for the given query using Claude API and uses PyScript, Pyodide and WASM to run full-fledged Python code within the browser