Using LLMs to Test and Strengthen Understanding

How do you currently use LLMs for learning? If you mainly rely on them for quick answers, you're only scratching the surface of their potential.

LLMs can be powerful tools for testing and deepening your understanding of any subject. Instead of just asking for answers, try engaging an LLM in …

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Exploring vLLM as an Alternative to Ollama

Ollama vs. vLLM: A Power-user's Perspective on LLM Serving

For the past 18 months, Ollama has been my go-to tool for running Large Language Models (LLMs). Its reliability and minimalist design, focusing on user experience, are truly commendable. Installation, configuration and model management are incredibly straightforward. However, the rise of …

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Phishing Attacks Fuelled by Generative AI

Phishing Attacks Fuelled by Generative AI

Phishing is becoming more sophisticated with advances in generative AI. A capable attacker with enough of your personal data can do significant harm. This makes data security and privacy more important than ever. Fortunately, AI is also part of the solution, helping to detect and defend against these threats.

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AI and the Creative Process

There is no doubt that generative AI is having an increasingly significant impact on the creative process. From writing to art, music and video, generative AI helps creatives do more in less time. But is there a point at which outsourcing the creative process becomes detrimental to future creativity and …

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Hybrid RAG Architecture


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Standard RAG Architecture

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12 Days of OpenAI - Exciting Updates in AI Innovation

ASIMO

The team at OpenAI has been celebrating the holiday season with a playful take on the 12 Days of Christmas. So far, we've seen updates showcasing how GPT Pro is solving multimodal challenges and announcements like the rollout of SORA, but one update that stood out to me was the …

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Is it too late to save ASIMO?

ASIMO

Back in 2000, Honda unveiled ASIMO, a humanoid robot that felt like it had stepped straight out of science fiction. ASIMO could run, climb stairs, serve drinks, and interact with humans—an incredible achievement from Honda's research into robotics, which began in the mid-1980s.

I vividly remember being captivated by …

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