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Loopholes in AI Regulation
Governments will try to control large AI models, once they agree on the details. Their regulations will be irrelevant by then.
May 26
Learning Fast, Failing Forward
How to stay ahead in the ever-changing AI landscape
May 14
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What to do in a Cambrian explosion?
Technical progress accelerates. Don't try to chase it all, just gather data and prepare for all that tech to be commoditised. When the dust settles…
May 6
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April 2023
On new LLMs, their irrelevance and potential of ChatGPT
Let’s catch up! We’ll talk about: A few notable large language model releases Why all of these models are already irrelevant Product-specific LLM…
Apr 28
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New ChatGPT models and ML product cases
Let’s recap the most notable events. We’ll start with the tech highlights, then talk about ML products that companies want to build, problems and…
Apr 16
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AI-driven businesses will come
Hi, we haven't talked for some time. Let's catch up! This is Rinat Abdullin, writing to you about building ML-driven products, by the way :) News Recap…
Apr 8
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March 2023
ChatGPT plugins - bad name, significant impact, scary times
Hi, have you heard the latest joke? OpenAI safety committee gathers before the next release: - Will this blow up? - It shouldn't... For me it certainly…
Mar 24
Heard the news? LLaMa is open source now. In a way...
Hi, this is Rinat Abdullin, writing to you in a newsletter on ML, engineering and product development. So, have you heard the news? Meta has trained a…
Mar 5
February 2023
Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears
Hi, this is Rinat Abdullin, writing about development of ML products. My friend is building a prototype ML product. It is like a Siri but within a niche…
Feb 25
What are ML Pipelines and how do they come to be?
Hi, this is Rinat Abdullin with a newsletter on the intersection of programming, ML and product development. Ahmed asked a question about Machine…
Feb 12
Black Friday code is open source, ChatGPT assistant and its future
Hi, how was your week? Mine was quite interesting. Major highlights were: NixOS, using event sourcing in a discrete-event simulation (we are back to C…
Feb 5
January 2023
Comparing Event-Sourcing in F# and go - getting unstuck to ship that code
Hi, last week I asked on Twitter: Which of these projects does sound like most fun for you? 1) Help data scientists solve Python dependency mess in…
Jan 28
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