i have so much respect for people who can do things that ChatGPT can’t
@yoheinakajima
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LangGraph and LangSmith: User Retention and Developer Adoption
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It's a great landing tool – but I know a lot of people still move off after a bit. Unsure about LangGraph/LangSmith though.
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Vector search add-on combo gaining attention in AI
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Haven't seen many people talk about this combo, but it makes sense! I suspect there are things like a vector search add-on (or there will be if not).
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LiteLLM Usage and Instruct Parameter Contributions
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I use litellm too, and have PR'd instruct a few times (though for whatever reason i still don't start with it)
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Following Pinokio: AI Agent Development Platform
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i haven't played yet but have been following pinokio for a bit!
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Essential AI Libraries and Frameworks for Developers
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AI builders, #hivemind survey time! What are your current favorite go-to libraries and frameworks for your AI projects? The ones you couldn’t live without! Add name, short desc, and why below. Will summarize first 100~200 replies into an article
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Data Visualization App with Automated Data Crawling and Storage
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This looks awesome, can’t wait to try it! Basically a data viz app that grabs whatever data you need for it, with most common data crawled and stored already… or something like that.
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French DeepMind Alums Raise $220M for Safe AGI
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Holistic AI, a french startups, comes out with a $220m round bang (yes, they are DeepMind alums). It's a safety and governance focused startup going for 'Full AGI': https://
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Building Platform-Specific AI Agents Made Easier
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This is great. Must be nice to build an agent for a specific platform, seems easier to define and get the actions right.
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Autonomous Tennis Robot Solves Edge Case Navigation Challenge
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With autonomous robotics, solving edge cases are the toughest.
— Yohei (@yoheinakajima) 21 mai 2024
In the case of @tennibot (autonomous tennis robot), it was literally the edges (near fence) that was a challenge to solve for.
They did it! pic.twitter.com/ggKEDaw8HgWith autonomous robotics, solving edge cases are the toughest. In the case of @tennibot (autonomous tennis robot), it was literally the edges (near fence) that was a challenge to solve for. They did it!