By Anurag Vishwakarma in AI & ML — Mar 5, 2024 Each year, language models double in size and capabilities. To keep up, we need new specialized hardware architectures built from the ground up for AI workloads. Image is subject to copyright! Artificial Intelligence is advancing at a blistering pace. One company delivering on that …
I've often come across scenarios where efficiency and speed are of the essence, especially when dealing with large datasets or complex numerical computations. One technique that consistently proves its worth in such situations is vectorization. I'll explain why vectorization should be your go-to approach over traditional loops in Python, especially when dealing with array operations. …
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In-memory caching and in-memory data storage are both techniques used to improve the performance of applications by storing frequently accessed data in memory. However, they differ in their approach and purpose. What is In-Memory Caching? In-memory caching is a method where data is temporarily stored in the system's primary memory (RAM). This approach significantly reduces …
🗄️ What is Blockchain? Let's think of blockchain as a special diary that is copied among many different computers. This diary can be used to record transactions – like person A sending money to person B. The exciting part is that once a transaction is written in the diary, it can never be erased! And …
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As large language models (LLMs) grow more capable with billions of parameters, validating their responsible behaviour throughout training, testing and deployment lifecycles becomes too complex and essential. The accuracy of a language model refers to how well it's able to generate relevant, factually correct, and coherent text. While Pre-deployment testing tends to focus narrowly on …
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At I/O 2023, Google announced a feature called ‘Magic Composer’ for its Messages app. The tech giant released the functionality this past May, but only in the United States. Now, it’s launching internationally. Magic Composer appears to the left of the attached media icon. After tapping the icon, you’ll see suggestions below the text field …
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Back in September, Google settled a class action lawsuit brought by state attorneys general over the idea that Google had violated antitrust rules, possibly by overcharging customers. The lawsuit was essentially targeted at Google Play and the monopoly Google has over the Android app ecosystem. This week, Google and the attorneys general announced details of …
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After months of waiting, Christmastime is here. Now that the presents have been opened and the feast has been devoured, these next few weeks are a great chance to sit down and watch movies on Netflix. From new releases to well-known hits, Netflix offers thousands of movies to keep you occupied for the holidays. To …
Blocking someone on Xbox is a great way to keep people you don’t want to interact with from contacting you. You can employ it on scammers who didn’t get banned by Xbox’s new strike system or just someone you find annoying. If someone is blocked, they cannot send you game invites, party invites, or messages. Blocked …
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TikTok is great on smartphones. It’s a smooth UI that works perfectly fine when holding a phone in portrait. However, when you put TikTok on a larger display, such as those found on tablets and try to use it in landscape, things can get a bit wonky. This week, TikTok is fixing that. In an …
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