AI Features – Page 27
- ‘Define Your Job by the Outcomes, Not Just the Skill Sets’ in the Era of Generative AI
“Just like a Formula One car requires special driving skills, specific traffic regulations, and a specialised racing track, generative AI is also a full ecosystem.”
Siddharth Jindal ·
- In Three Words, ‘Deep Learning Worked’
“Generative AI essentially learns the probability laws that drive human or natural data”
Siddharth Jindal ·
- Can Neuroscience Help Enterprises Derive Value from Generative AI?
By prioritising a "high touch" approach—valuing human contributions and addressing concerns like job security—businesses can better harness the potential of AI.
Pritam Bordoloi ·
- Why Intel Deserves a ‘Pat’ on the Back
“We succeeded then—and we will meet this moment and build a stronger Intel for decades to come.”
Siddharth Jindal ·
- RIP RAG. RIG is Here
RIG enables the AI to provide more up-to-date and accurate answers.
Sagar Sharma ·
- Is Stack Overflow Dying?
Developers need to stick to Stack Overflow to keep the LLMs running for coding in the longer run as most of the modern coding tools use the data of Stack Overflow.
Mohit Pandey ·
- OpenAI is the New Google
“When I joined OpenAI, it was a 100-person company, and when I left, it was much larger — about 1,500. In many ways, coming to Google has felt like going back to the roots of that 200 person startup,” says Logan Kilpatrick, lead product for Google AI Studio.
Aditi Suresh ·
- How Snowflake Integration Helped Graas Achieve 10x Customer Growth
“I would say 80% of our focus is on data collection and organization, and that’s really where Snowflake has helped us tremendously."
Siddharth Jindal ·
- Transformers Can Solve Any Problem
With techniques like CoT, we are moving towards explainable AI systems and slowly moving away from models that were prone to blackbox.
Sagar Sharma ·
- What Does the Runway and Lionsgate Partnership Tell Us About Hollywood
Runway’s very own AI Film Festival, similar to the one in Cannes, is an exclusive celebration of artists who use emerging AI techniques in their short films.
Aditi Suresh ·
- Why Ola’s Bhavish Aggarwal is Bullish About Building ‘Made in India’ AI Chips by 2026
“There’s no middle ground; either we do, or we don’t.”
Vidyashree Srinivas ·
- SambaNova’s 24TB Memory Powers 12T Parameters, Surpasses Cerebras and Groq in AI Scalability
“The reason they haven’t made Llama 405B available is that it would require 12 racks of hardware—12 wafers in total—making it costly for them.”
Siddharth Jindal ·
- It is Stupid to Ask How Many R's 'Strawberry' Has
LLMs can’t count letters directly because they process text in chunks called “tokens”.
Sagar Sharma ·
- Most Successful Companies are the Ones that Pivoted
“The idea maze is a perfect competition.”
Aditi Suresh ·
- OpenAI o1 Likely Uses RL over Chains of Thought to Build System 2 LLMs
OpenAI’s o1 could be considered the first successful commercial launch of a System 2 LLM.
Sagar Sharma ·
- How to Excel in Excel with Copilot
Excel has hundreds of formulas and the struggle is real to remember them. Now, instead of searching online for formulas, one can simply ask Copilot directly within the spreadsheet, making it easier to expand formula usage.
Siddharth Jindal ·
- ‘Next Token Prediction’ Might Make PyTorch-like Frameworks Redundant
“It just predicts the next token” is a thought-terminating cliche.
Mohit Pandey ·
- The Rise of Autonomous AI at Kyndryl
"We believe this area is going to grow and is an important aspect for us," said Sreekrishnan Venkateswaran, CTO of Kyndryl India.
vandana.nair ·
- It’s Easier to Build Startups in Bengaluru than in San Francisco
For starters, you can get a place to live and hire a cook for just $500 a month in Bengaluru.
Vidyashree Srinivas ·
- Oracle’s Multi-Cloud Era Begins
Oracle has established itself as a key connector across major cloud providers, giving customers the flexibility to switch between different cloud platforms.
Siddharth Jindal ·