Getting started with Ollama with Microsoft's Phi-2
It seems that each week brings a dozen new generative AI-based tools and services. Many are wrappers to ChatGPT (or the underlying LLMs such as GPT 3.5 Turbo), while some bring much more. Ollama is one of the latter, and it's amazing.
In this blog post, I'll briefly examine
AI will improve in accuracy, creativity and speed. Even LLMs. But there seems to be an inherent tradeoff between these attributes, so that you can’t optimize more than two of them at once. To be clear, we will have AIs … Continue reading →
I saw this post over on json.blog, OpenAI Is Just Uber, which sounds like it makes sense, but I think is drawing the wrong conclusions on a couple fronts.
A decade later, ride-sharing hasn’t evolved significantly since its launch. Costs have risen as consumers now pay the actual
What I Learned Using Private LLMs to Write an Undergraduate History Essay
TL;DR Context Writing A 1996 Essay Again in 2023, This Time With Lots More Transistors ChatGPT 3 Gathering the Sources PrivateGPT Ollama (and Llama2:70b) Hallucinations What I Learned TL;DR I used …
No Robots(.txt): How to Ask ChatGPT and Google Bard to Not Use Your Website for Training
Both OpenAI and Google have released guidance for website owners who do not want the two companies using the content of their sites to train the company's large language models (LLMs). We've long been supporters of the right to scrape websites—the process of using a computer to load and read pages...
Improving ChatGPT's Ability to Understand Ambiguous Prompts
Prompt engineering technique helps large language models (LLMs) handle pronouns and other complex coreferences in retrieval augmented generation (RAG) systems.
Humane finally actually announced their first product: Ai Pin. Here's their introduction video.
I love technology, and I think I'm generally enthusiastic about new tech that pushes things forwards. I'm enthusiastic about the ways LLMs are creating so many new things that weren't even possible literally one year ago, and
Here’s number 12 in the series on LLM-assisted coding over at The New Stack: Let’s Talk: Conversational Software Development I keep coming back to the theme of the first article in this serie…