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19d ago in
Lessons from History: What The Printing Press can tell us about the Future Impact of AI
I have been talking about the parallels of future AI with history in many conversations. Last week I decided to jot down my thoughts in a series of articles. Here is the first one. The Printing Press was invented in Germany so it's indeed a good one to start with. https://medium.com/write-a-catalyst/embracing-a-future-with-ai-and-lessons-from-history-the-printing-press-9d0e163f0105
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New comment 17d ago
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@Edda Mia Löhr Next on my list is going to be Wheels of Change.
Oct 2 in
Using AI to do some Blog Writing
One of these days, I wanted to write about something whimsical but based on facts. I thought maybe I could let AI do the writing for me as an experiment. Here is the post. https://medium.com/@vvsvish/bears-vs-teddy-bears-a-fuzzy-comparison-75a0d215d028 In this post, I have also described my process and the prompts used at the end. I hope you have fun reading and maybe even find something useful for your thought process.
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New comment Oct 7
Aug 19 in
Testing Large Language models for facts
A couple of months ago I ran a few tests against various large language models to check some facts. Interesting results - read on to learn and have a few laughs. https://medium.com/@vvsvish/who-is-the-captain-of-the-german-national-football-team-58f4160e3ab2
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Jul 15 in
Introduction - Vishal Shanbhag
Hallo, I am Vishal Shanbhag. Co Founder and CTO at Inbotiqa. Words to describe me : Freelance Technology Consultant, Software Solution Architect, Lead Programmer, Entrepreneur, Blogger, Trekker. Why am I here : I am excited about advancements in No / Low Code and AI in the last couple of years. I am learning and blogging about what I learn. Happy to connect with anyone looking for help on Software Technology.
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New comment Jul 27
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@Angelika Krupa Thank you for that question. At the moment I am exploring how I can enable usage of LLMs for on-premise customers and / or in a cost effective and serverless way (if possible)
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@Angelika Krupa Actually I am focussing on the Engineering aspects behind using LLMs in a cost-effective way. There are too many people out there building great Open Source LLMs. For well known LLMs (like Open AI) good plans exist to build products. However, if one has to run something with very large volumes of data, then very quickly Open AI et all become expensive. I am trying to figure out if there are alternatives by using Open Source LLMs.
Jul 13 in
How to run an Open Source LLM locally on an Old Mac
If you have an old working Mac, here are the steps to run some Large Language Models on it locally in offline mode. https://medium.com/@vvsvish/running-llms-on-an-old-mac-bcba4c06351d Read on for some interesting facts about Cologne produced by an LLM.
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New comment Jul 17
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@Angelika Krupa My mac is even older (v2012), so I am pretty confident that this trick will also work for later versions. The only caveat is that you need a fair amount of RAM (8 GB or more) and storage space (suggested free space - at least 20 GB)
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Active 13d ago
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