The Future of AI
Humans suck at almost everything. Yann LeCun recently pointed this out. And an infant sucks at everything (joke opportunity ignored) and a 4-year old knows some language but can’t handle working at a factory. And if someone doesn’t know Math, they can’t be a Math teacher. Queue up the scene in “I, Robot” where Will … Read more
Hey there! Last week, I stumbled upon an old diary from my high school days, and it got me thinking about how personal and engaging writing can be. That’s exactly what I aim to bring to today’s post about Chat GPT—a fascinating AI revolution that’s reshaping our world. Let’s dive in! What is Chat GPT? … Read more
A team of researchers at the University of Virginia School of Engineering and Applied Science has developed an innovative biomimetic vision system inspired by the unique visual capabilities of praying mantis eyes. This innovation aims to enhance the performance of various technologies, including self-driving cars, UAVs, and robotic assembly lines while addressing a significant challenge … Read more
A working AI model is built on solid, reliable, and dynamic datasets. Without rich and detailed AI training data at hand, it is certainly not possible to build a valuable and successful AI solution. We know that the project’s complexity dictates, and determines the required quality of data. But we are not exactly sure how … Read more
Evolutionary Computation is under-appreciated. Objections include “Evolution takes millennia” and “I don’t get the point”. They are (or should be) very important to people in the AI community because they are a primitive precursor to intelligence. Understanding Evolutionary Computation (EC) will make understanding LLMs easier. In order to not have to define “AI” again, I … Read more
Hey there! Last week, I stumbled upon an old diary from my high school days, and it got me thinking about how personal and engaging writing can be. That’s exactly what I aim to bring to today’s post about Chat GPT and how it’s revolutionizing the way we communicate. The Evolution of Communication Remember the … Read more
Using only on-board sensors and cameras, a team of scientists led by professor Julián Estévez, an industrial engineer at the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU), has developed an innovative, low-cost collision avoidance system designed to prevent mid-air collisions between unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). This new technology is set to play a critical role in … Read more
Whether you’re getting started with your custom NetSuite deployment, or just using NetSuite to run your AP process, one of the most common tasks you’ll do is creating vendor bills. Manually creating vendor bills can be a pain – the NetSuite UI is not very straightforward, and there are hidden complexities (and some really cool … Read more
NLU (Natural Language Understanding) It is a subfield of NLP that focuses on interpreting the meaning of natural language to understand its context better using syntactic and semantic analysis. Some of the most common tasks included in NLU are: Semantic analysis Intent recognition Entity recognition Sentiment analysis The syntactic analysis NLU uses in its operations … Read more
Generative AIs like MidJourney or DALL-E have become very popular, but they also have their detractors. We hear a lot about these systems cutting and pasting human artists’ art, and parroting the distinct styles of established artists. Copyright law is attempting to adjust copyright law to exclude AI Art. This matters to creators at all … Read more