Did you reflect on how your AI Habits Evolved in 2024? I just did, here's a quick recap: One year ago, I relied on ChatrGPT (GPT-4) for everything. Now? Until we get to AGI (or ASI, whatever), there's a power of strategic specialization… This is what I currently prefer:
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APIs 101: Deployment Strategies for AI Engineers
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New short audio episode! APIs 101: Deployment for AI Engineers When we talk about building powerful machine learning solutions, like large language models or retrieval-augmented generation, one key element that often flies under the radar is how to connect all the data and
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New 8-Hour Generative AI Primer for LLM Development
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We’ve just launched a brand-new 8-hour Generative AI Primer designed to help developers master, use, and build with LLMs. Why did we build this course? Over the last few years, I’ve seen a huge gap between AI theory and real-world application—especially in the fast-moving LLM
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AGI Miss Again: Why Focus Shifts to Artificial Super Intelligence
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AGI didn’t happen in 2024. Again. Now, the focus has shifted to Artificial Super Intelligence (ASI). Probably because if you can’t build a general AI but still want investment money, why not aim for something even more out of reach? In any case, OpenAI seems quite confident
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Towards AI Launches New 8-Hour Generative AI Primer
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Once again, I’m super excited to share some news from the Towards AI team—we’ve just launched a brand-new 8-hour Generative AI Primer designed to help developers master, use, and build with Large Language Models (LLMs). This new offer is a programming language-agnostic on-ramp
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Leveraging AI for Writing: Prompt Engineering Techniques
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If you are into leveraging AI for writing, I'm soon sharing three videos on these topics on my channel with all my prompts! Follow me here or Subscribe to "What's AI" on YouTube and stay tuned 😉 I’m curious—how are you using AI in your writing process? If you have a different
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Comparing o1, 4o, and Claude: Model Performance Analysis
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That’s what’s been working for me lately. I'm not a huge fan of o1 for now, and I actually prefer working with 4o with Canvas over Claude, even if many prefer Claude.
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Using Claude 4o Canvas for Outline Review and Editing
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4. I feed my outline into 4o with Canvas to review it. I ask for things that could be unclear, not introduced properly, etc. Canvas is pretty cool to review all parts (ideas) or paragraphs one by one. I keep the final say (and personal touch). -
Using AI Search Tools for Research and Data Gathering
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2. Next, I use AI search tools (Perplexity with their focus categories feature and Ai2 OpenScholar are pretty good!) to gather more sources and data I may not have found previously.
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Five Steps to Improve Writing with AI
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My five steps to improve writing with AI I was working on a new video script this morning and realized I’d leaned on AI for at least half my process. This ratio just keeps growing as LLMs improve. In case it can help in your writing, here’s how it usually goes for me: