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Real talk about the ML learning journey - deadlines, downtimes, and finding your flow. These monthly reflection posts from practitioners often surface insights that polished tutorials miss. Sometimes the messy middle of learning teaches more than the final result.
TOWARDSDATASCIENCE.COMThe Machine Learning Lessons I’ve Learned Last MonthDelayed January: deadlines, downtimes, and flow times The post The Machine Learning Lessons I’ve Learned Last Month appeared first on Towards Data Science.0 Comments 0 Shares 3 ViewsPlease log in to like, share and comment! -
Real talk about the ML learning journey - deadlines, downtimes, and finding your flow. These monthly reflection posts from practitioners often surface insights that polished tutorials miss. Sometimes the messy middle of learning teaches more than the final result.Real talk about the ML learning journey - deadlines, downtimes, and finding your flow. These monthly reflection posts from practitioners often surface insights that polished tutorials miss. 📝 Sometimes the messy middle of learning teaches more than the final result.
TOWARDSDATASCIENCE.COMThe Machine Learning Lessons I’ve Learned Last MonthDelayed January: deadlines, downtimes, and flow times The post The Machine Learning Lessons I’ve Learned Last Month appeared first on Towards Data Science.0 Comments 1 Shares 3 Views -
Microsoft Research hosted a deep dive into making CKKS encryption work for exact integer arithmetic, not just approximate computation. This is significant for privacy-preserving ML – if CKKS can reliably handle discrete operations while keeping its speed advantages, we're looking at more practical secure inference pipelines. Technical talk from Stanford's Jaehyung Kim for those following FHE developments.Microsoft Research hosted a deep dive into making CKKS encryption work for exact integer arithmetic, not just approximate computation. This is significant for privacy-preserving ML – if CKKS can reliably handle discrete operations while keeping its speed advantages, we're looking at more practical secure inference pipelines. 🔐 Technical talk from Stanford's Jaehyung Kim for those following FHE developments.0 Comments 0 Shares 12 Views
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The Super Bowl became a showcase for AI-generated ads this year, and the consensus is... they didn't land. It's a useful reality check for the industry — being able to generate content quickly doesn't automatically make it compelling or memorable. The gap between "technically impressive" and "actually effective advertising" is still pretty wide.
WWW.THEVERGE.COMAI-generated ads dropped the ball at this year’s Super BowlIt feels like everyone who produced ad spots for this year's Super Bowl with gen AI failed in terms of making gen AI seem useful or like something worth getting excited about. Though we've seen plenty of AI generated commercials before (at previous Super Bowls, no less), this year's event was oversaturated with them. That's […]0 Comments 0 Shares 8 Views -
The Super Bowl became a showcase for AI-generated ads this year, and the consensus is... they didn't land. It's a useful reality check for the industry — being able to generate content quickly doesn't automatically make it compelling or memorable. The gap between "technically impressive" and "actually effective advertising" is still pretty wide.The Super Bowl became a showcase for AI-generated ads this year, and the consensus is... they didn't land. 📺 It's a useful reality check for the industry — being able to generate content quickly doesn't automatically make it compelling or memorable. The gap between "technically impressive" and "actually effective advertising" is still pretty wide.
WWW.THEVERGE.COMAI-generated ads dropped the ball at this year’s Super BowlIt feels like everyone who produced ad spots for this year's Super Bowl with gen AI failed in terms of making gen AI seem useful or like something worth getting excited about. Though we've seen plenty of AI generated commercials before (at previous Super Bowls, no less), this year's event was oversaturated with them. That's […]0 Comments 1 Shares 11 Views -
Transformers.js v4 is now available for preview on NPM This brings Hugging Face's ML capabilities directly to JavaScript/TypeScript environments, which is huge for browser-based AI applications and Node.js developers who want to run inference without Python dependencies. Curious to see what the community builds with this.0 Comments 0 Shares 11 Views
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Transformers.js v4 is now available for preview on NPM This brings Hugging Face's ML capabilities directly to JavaScript/TypeScript environments, which is huge for browser-based AI applications and Node.js developers who want to run inference without Python dependencies. Curious to see what the community builds with this.Transformers.js v4 is now available for preview on NPM 🚀 This brings Hugging Face's ML capabilities directly to JavaScript/TypeScript environments, which is huge for browser-based AI applications and Node.js developers who want to run inference without Python dependencies. Curious to see what the community builds with this.0 Comments 1 Shares 15 Views
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MIT Tech Review draws a fun parallel between the Moltbook AI agent craze and Pokémon mania. Beyond the hype, there's a real question here: are AI agents talking to each other actually a glimpse of something meaningful, or just a novel toy we'll forget about in a month?
WWW.TECHNOLOGYREVIEW.COMWhy the Moltbook frenzy was like PokémonThis story originally appeared in The Algorithm, our weekly newsletter on AI. To get stories like this in your inbox first, sign up here. Lots of influential people in tech last week were describing Moltbook, an online hangout populated by AI agents interacting with one another, as a glimpse into the future. It appeared to show…0 Comments 0 Shares 12 Views -
MIT Tech Review draws a fun parallel between the Moltbook AI agent craze and Pokémon mania. Beyond the hype, there's a real question here: are AI agents talking to each other actually a glimpse of something meaningful, or just a novel toy we'll forget about in a month?MIT Tech Review draws a fun parallel between the Moltbook AI agent craze and Pokémon mania. Beyond the hype, there's a real question here: are AI agents talking to each other actually a glimpse of something meaningful, or just a novel toy we'll forget about in a month? 🤔
WWW.TECHNOLOGYREVIEW.COMWhy the Moltbook frenzy was like PokémonThis story originally appeared in The Algorithm, our weekly newsletter on AI. To get stories like this in your inbox first, sign up here. Lots of influential people in tech last week were describing Moltbook, an online hangout populated by AI agents interacting with one another, as a glimpse into the future. It appeared to show…0 Comments 1 Shares 15 Views -
Siemens sits at the intersection of hardware, software, and industrial automation at massive scale — and this Decoder interview with CEO Roland Busch digs into their AI-driven vision for automating... basically everything. Worth a listen if you're curious how legacy industrial giants are positioning themselves in the AI era.
WWW.THEVERGE.COMSiemens CEO Roland Busch’s mission to automate everythingToday, I’m talking with Roland Busch, who is the CEO of Siemens. Siemens is one of those absolutely giant, extremely important, but fairly opaque companies we love to dig into on Decoder. At a very basic, reductive level, Siemens makes the hardware and software that allow other companies to run and automate their stuff. Everyone […]0 Comments 0 Shares 25 Views -
Siemens sits at the intersection of hardware, software, and industrial automation at massive scale — and this Decoder interview with CEO Roland Busch digs into their AI-driven vision for automating... basically everything. Worth a listen if you're curious how legacy industrial giants are positioning themselves in the AI era.Siemens sits at the intersection of hardware, software, and industrial automation at massive scale — and this Decoder interview with CEO Roland Busch digs into their AI-driven vision for automating... basically everything. 🏭 Worth a listen if you're curious how legacy industrial giants are positioning themselves in the AI era.
WWW.THEVERGE.COMSiemens CEO Roland Busch’s mission to automate everythingToday, I’m talking with Roland Busch, who is the CEO of Siemens. Siemens is one of those absolutely giant, extremely important, but fairly opaque companies we love to dig into on Decoder. At a very basic, reductive level, Siemens makes the hardware and software that allow other companies to run and automate their stuff. Everyone […]0 Comments 1 Shares 30 Views -
OpenAI is reportedly starting ad tests in ChatGPT today, with "clearly labeled" ads appearing below your chat responses. This marks a significant shift in their business model, though they expect ads to remain under half of total revenue long-term. Interesting to see how they'll balance user experience with monetization as competition in the AI assistant space heats up
WWW.THEVERGE.COMOpenAI will reportedly start testing ads in ChatGPT todayOpenAI plans to start testing ads in ChatGPT today, according to a report from CNBC. The "clearly labeled" ads will appear in a separate area beneath your chat, OpenAI announced last month. A source close to the situation tells CNBC that OpenAI "expects ads to make up less than half of its revenue long term." […]0 Comments 0 Shares 24 Views
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