Distill and Conquer: How Model Distillation is Redefining AI Economics
If building an AI model from scratch is like baking a cake, then distillation is…
Distill and Conquer: How Model Distillation is Redefining AI Economics
If building an AI model from scratch is like baking a cake, then distillation is like reverse-engineering a top bakery’s best-selling recipe. Think of a world-class pastry chef who spends years perfecting a cake recipe using the finest ingredients, experimenting with different methods, and finally creating something truly exceptional. Then, along comes a talented home…
OpenAI Operator: Redefining Productivity with Autonomous Online Task Management
Imagine you need to order groceries, book a flight ticket, and arrange a cleaning service—several tasks that usually require navigating through different websites, selecting options, and completing payments one at a time. This process can be time-consuming and tedious. But now, imagine a smarter alternative: you simply type your grocery list into a browser, ask…
Are You Using AI the Right Way? Discover Your AI User Type
Let me share a situation I encountered recently. I wanted to know the model with the largest context window. I faintly remember that I read Gemini has a 2MM context window. But I wanted to be sure. Here is my conversation with AI: Iteration 1: Iteration 2: Iteration 3: Iteration 4: Now I got the…
The SaaS Revolution: Why Agent-Centric Architecture is the Next Big Thing
The technology landscape is no stranger to paradigm shifts, and according to Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, we are on the brink of another revolutionary change. Nadella believes the future of application architecture is moving away from traditional Software as a Service (SaaS) models toward an agent-centric approach. This shift promises to redefine how users…
OpenAI O3 Breakthrough: Bridging AI and AGI with ARC and Deliberative Alignment
If you are tracking OpenAI model series, then you must have seen OpenAI release o1 three months ago. On December 2034, OpenAI announced its next-level model, o3, which is one step closer towards the AGI (Artificial General Intelligence). But wait, did you miss anything? I mean, did you miss when o2 was launched? The answer…
Exploring Agentic AI: A Game Changer for Customer Service and Beyond
An year back, I created my first AI agent. What it does? It just asked the name and then looked up the information about the person on the internet and provided me with all their social media accounts (thought it used a lot of API’s which I did not like.). To my surprise, all the…
AI and the Economics of Existential Threats: Is the Future at Risk?
In recent discussions around AI, Nobel laureates and pioneers like Geoffrey Hinton have warned of artificial intelligence as an “existential threat” to humanity. This point of view begs the issue of whether artificial intelligence can transform the planet in ways hitherto thought of as belonging to nuclear war or climate change. Among the possible consequences,…
Is OpenAI’s Swarm the Future of Multi-Agent Systems?
OpenAI, the company that made ChatGPT and other groundbreaking AI models, has been testing out a new way for AI bots to work together in secret. In a way, it’s like a recipe for making AI systems that are strong and simple to understand. They call it Swarm. You can think of it as a…
The Dawn of AI Computer Use: Claude 3.5 Sonnet Breaks New Ground
When Anthropic added “computer use” to their newest model, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, it caused a big stir in the AI world. With this innovative feature, Claude can talk to computers in a way that looks and feels like talking to a person. Claude can now use digital interfaces, which means he is no longer limited…
Small is the New Big: The Rise of Small Language Models (SLMs)
Small language models (SLMs) represent a major change in the field of artificial intelligence since businesses are more and more emphasizing on building small yet effective models. Though giants like GPT-4 have been making news with their remarkable powers, a quiet revolution is under way in the field of what we refer to as Small…