Gen AI’s memory wall
Some takeways after MEMCON 2024 Image by jeonsango on Pixabay During an interview by Brian Calvert for a March 2024 piece in Vox, climate lead and AI researcher at Huggin...
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How the New Breed of LLMs is Replacing OpenAI and the Likes
Of course, OpenAI, Mistral, Claude and the likes may adapt. But will they manage to stay competitive in this evolving market? Last week Databricks launched DBRX. It clear...
Breaking barriers: How generative AI is reshaping the data analytics landscape
In today’s corporate market, firms must constantly seek new methods to leverage technological breakthroughs to stay ahead of the curve. Generative AI is a prominent...
7 GenAI & ML Concepts Explained in 1-Min Data Videos
Not your typical videos: it’s not someone talking, it’s the data itself that “talks”. More precisely, data animations that serve as 60-seconds tut...
GAI, application sprawl, and the universal need for data-centric architecture
Interview with Dave McComb, President of Semantic Arts Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay At the beginning of his career, Dave McComb was having fun as an IT consultant a...
Creating AlphaStar: The Start of the AI Revolution?
Sometimes, something happens right before your eyes, but it takes time (months, years?) to realize its significance. In February 2019, I wrote a blog titled “Reinforcem...
Decoding RAG: Exploring its significance in the realm of generative AI
In the intricate landscape of Conversational AI, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) emerges as a technical marvel, seamlessly merging the strengths of generative and re...
Scaling understanding with the help of feedback loops, knowledge graphs and NLP
Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay Assisted annotation and other automation methods that can be used for knowledge graph creation and natural language understanding shoul...
Mobile drivers’ licenses: A humbler take on self-sovereign identity and personal data protection
I’ve been interested in self-sovereign identity for a number of years now, ever since I interviewed Phil Windley, a founder of the Internet Identity Workshop (IIW) and ...