Sell-side most interesting: Tesla’s ‘horror show,’ Astera’s pricey stock Things keep getting worse for Tesla heading toward its earnings report, Cisco will be fine after the speed bump, the Street loves Astera Labs’s expensive stock, and Informatica and Salesforce are each
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AI Vision Goggles and Edge Computing Transform Future Technology
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Ready to ride the wave of the future? Bring your AI Vision goggles and ride with me!
— Helen Yu (@YuHelenYu) 16 avril 2024
The latest #CXOSpice newsletter takes you on a journey through the transformative power of AI. From groundbreaking advancements in AI-powered PCs to the rise of edge computing and confidential… pic.twitter.com/ov2gH8gNDaReady to ride the wave of the future? Bring your AI Vision goggles and ride with me! The latest #CXOSpice newsletter takes you on a journey through the transformative power of AI. From groundbreaking advancements in AI-powered PCs to the rise of edge computing and confidential
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Why Canada Remains an Unlikely Machine Learning Hub
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Per media reporting! And thus why Canada is an unlikely ML hub
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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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Twitter’s Professional Relevance Decline in Tech Community
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I don’t know about overall use, but when you go to conferences you can see the sad decline of Twitter’s relevance to the professional world. People used to talk about who they learned from & their interactions on this platform, now it is all private chat groups & (yikes) LinkedIn
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Switching Between Haiku and Sonnet for Better AI Results
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I've been switching up to Sonnet when Haiku doesn't quite give me good enough results, it's a nice mix of speed and quality
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OpenAI’s missing middle tier between GPT-3.5 and GPT-4
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Surprisingly the OpenAI lineup seems to be missing that middle piece – something that sits between the cheap and fast gpt-3.5-turbo and their GPT-4 class models The difference between GPT-4 and gpt-4-turbo doesn't quite feel like Opus to Sonnet
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Three Sizes of AI Models: Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus Comparison
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Something I have learned from Claude 3 is that I really like my models in three sizes: the fast one (Haiku), the slow but "best" one (Opus) and the hard to define but spectacularly useful one in the middle (Sonnet) Mistral 7B / Mixtral 8x7B / Mixtral 8x22B feels similar to that
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Watson’s Jeopardy Victory Parallels Modern AI Language Models
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5 paras from @JohnMarkoff01
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Drew Houston discusses AI, remote work, and nostalgia on The Verge
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Thank you @reckless for having me on your show @verge and for the great conversation! We covered it all, from the future of AI and what's after ChatGPT, to distributed work and how Dropbox got rid of all our offices, to our nostalgia for Winamp and manually organizing MP3s! 🥳 The Verge (@verge) Dropbox CEO Drew Houston wants you to embrace AI and remote work trib.al/eHxSvPL — https://nitter.net/verge/status/1779873814886613364#m