"While embeddings fundamentally changed how we can represent and compare content, they didn't need an entirely new infrastructure category." No, you don't need a "purpose-built" vector database. @jobergum nails it.
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LLM Training Data Crisis: When Human Content Stops
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You and soooo many others. But if people stop posting/answering questions there, at some point the LLMs will be a dead-end for answers. The LLMs aren't going to train themselves….
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Redis potential role in artificial intelligence applications
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To be clear, the article didn't really focus on any of the above. I was just making a suggestion that Redis could play an important role in AI, which isn't (to my knowledge) something the Valkey community cares about (or not as much)
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Redis and antirez: Strengthening AI Stack Foundation
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Business folks may obsess over @Redisinc
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Redis Founder Returns to Redis Inc Leadership
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Intelligence and Creativity Cannot Be Automated by Machines
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Intelligence and creativity will never be automated by a machine. Don't believe the hype.
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Dell’s AI Pivot: Can Legacy IT Transform into AI Company?
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Dell born again as an AI company? Thus spake @mims and maybe, just maybe enough enterprises continue to buy their servers that Dell looks like an easy path to AI. But will they succeed bringing old-school IT to new-school AI? Seems a stretch https://
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Sustainable Funding Models for Open Source Technology Projects
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So charge for it, whether directly to users or through corporate sponsorships. I've seen this movie before in open source: relying on the charity of others to keep tech running doesn't work. Even Mozilla figured out a way to pay for its existence (ie antitrust shield for Google)
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Preferring to Fix X Rather Than Rebuild Elsewhere
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I know it's now unfashionable to like X, and it certainly has issues, but I've tried the alternatives and…they're not better. Maybe someday they will be, but I'd prefer to fix X than to try to recreate it somewhere else. Just my $.02
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Approachability Does Not Guarantee Funding in AI
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I love that they thought you being approachable was an implicit guarantee of funding.
