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December 9, 2021
You can tell powerful stories with data, but so often we are faced with raw data (albeit beautifully presented), and are left to create our own narratives. My previous attempts at turning data into stories have been time consuming and underwhelming. In this post I demonstrate how GPT-3, a new and advanced language model, can construct engaging and unique stories from user-specific data, with relative ease.
August 21, 2021
I blog mostly about my own programming projects.
August 7, 2021
People who are more creative tend to think of ideas with greater 'distances' between them
May 7, 2021
This blog post pairs best with our common-crawl demo and a glass of vin de Loire. Six months ago, we founded Quickwit with the objective of building a new breed of full-text search engine that would be 10 times more cost-efficient on very large datasets. How do we intend to do this? Our search engine will search data straight from Amazon S3, achieving true decoupled compute and storage. For distributed compute engines such as Presto or Spark, decoupled compute and storage has been a reality for...
January 2, 2021
Scientific American How to Make Artificial Intelligence More Democratic A new type of learning model uses far less data than conventional AIs, allowing researchers with limited resources to contribute Advertisement This year, GPT-3, a large language model capable of understanding text, responding to questions and generating new writing examples, has drawn international media attention. The model, released by OpenAI, a California-based nonprofit that builds general-purpose artificial intelligenc...
December 21, 2020
Read later Summary: By now, most AI practitioners acknowledge the universal prevalence of bias, and the problem of bias in AI modeling. But what about fairness? Can fairness be measured via quantifiable metrics? Some say no - but this is where the debate gets interesting. Bias is a universal trait among humans. It can be meaningless, or it can be dangerous. For example, I am biased about the Philadelphia Phillies baseball team. If a Phillies pitcher competes for the Cy Young Award at the end o...