Advantage here obviously is you're buying one service and get all the APIs—text-to-image/voice, chat completion, etc. But at the same time it's still an API shipping off data vs keeping it where it's hosted. Now they're dealing w/ Snowflake/Databricks on top of other startups.
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3.5T Batch Pricing: Enterprise-Grade Model Performance Comparison
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It's kind of a unique flavor on batch though for 3.5T, because a) it's more expensive than standard smaller models and b) it's higher performance… so the comparison is more Mixtral-y than Mistral 7B. Maybe enterprise cases evolve to need a Mixtral-grade and not a smaller FT.
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OpenAI Batch API: Production-Ready Data Processing Solution
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Some notes on the OpenAI batch API. Kind of a better-late-than-never adaptation to what most of the "AI in prod" cases actually look like, which is batch data processing for classic problems like summarization, classification, etc. I talked about this in last Friday's issue.
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Developer Switches from Rust to C Programming Language
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Okay so I guess I am learning C now instead of Rust?
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OpenAI Launches Batch API with 50% Cost Savings
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Introducing the Batch API: save costs and get higher rate limits on async tasks (such as summarization, translation, and image classification). Just upload a file of bulk requests, receive results within 24 hours, and get 50% off API prices: https://
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OpenAI Announces Batch Product for LLM Usage
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Lol last week's issue was about how most LLM usage is batch right now and openai announced a batch product today
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Hacking AI Pin to Run Gemma 2B Locally Without Internet
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Who is going to be the first to find a way to hack the ai pin and run like Gemma 2B locally on it and see how it works instead of needing an internet connection (or only periodically phoning a cv/tts model)?
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Quantity as Path to Quality in AI Development
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The alternate way this was described to me once was “quality over quantity, but quantity usually leads to quality.” (Blanking on who said this unfortunately.)
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Vector Databases: Exploring Beyond Initial Coverage
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And yes, to be clear, there are a lot more VDBs than what show up in the post! I only have so many minutes in the day to talk to as many people as I can. If you're working on the problem please feel free to DM me because I want to talk to you!
