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scored 94.3% accuracy. I went back over the terminal output and the confusion matrix more than once. They agreed every time. The number went into my README and onto my CV. It was also wrong. Not by a rounding error, either. The honest figure was 69%. No one caught this for me. It only came …
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# Crawling, Not Scraping People often confuse web scraping with web crawling, but they are not the same thing. Web scraping usually means extracting content from a specific page. You give the tool a URL, and it returns the content from that page in a cleaner format. Web crawling goes further. You give the tool …
pipeline needs the document’s table of contents: retrieval scopes by section, and the chunker cuts on heading boundaries instead of mid-sentence. But some documents don’t have one. A paper exported straight from LaTeX has no native outline and no printed contents page, so there is no toc_df for the pipeline to read. The headings are …
# Dealing With Inference Latency As large language models (LLMs) move from research prototypes into production, engineering teams run into a hard truth: building an intelligent model is only half the battle. Serving that model to users in real time is a different engineering challenge entirely. In generative AI, inference is the phase where a …
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Our newest music generation model, Lyria 3.5, delivers significant advancements across musicality, lyrics, and vocal quality, empowering you to craft richer tracks. We’re rolling it out today in Google Flow Music, where we want to help you create songs you love, with creative control. Here’s what’s new: Improved musicality: Create richer, more complex melodic structures …
a cleaning company to request a quote for cleaning a couch. They asked about its size and material and requested a picture of it. They also needed my address because travel time varies significantly across the city and therefore affects the price. After receiving the quote for the couch, I asked about apartment cleaning. This …
I Replaced a 15-Minute Booking Process with a LangGraph AI Agent Read More »
# Introduction Most people picture building a voice agent as stitching three things together: speech-to-text (STT), a large language model (LLM), and text-to-speech (TTS). Wire them up, and you’re done. That picture is correct as far as it goes, and it describes the simplest architecture, where each stage waits for the previous one to fully …
For robots to assist humans in everyday environments, accurate spatial reasoning is not enough. Robots must also think fast, timing their decisions and reasoning with the real-time speed of the physical world. That’s why today we’re launching Gemini Robotics ER 2, our most capable “embodied reasoning” model for robotics. Think of Gemini Robotics ER 2 …
The Physics: Energy, Probability, and Temperature that can exist in several different states. Each state has an associated energy. Some states are cheap, requiring very little energy, while others are expensive. One fundamental question statistical physics asks is deceptively simple: Given all these possible states, how likely is the system to occupy each one? At …
# Introduction The narrative around generative AI is shifting in 2026. While massive frontier models keep grabbing headlines, the reality of enterprise AI deployment looks very different. Cost constraints, latency limits, and strict data privacy requirements have pushed engineering teams away from trillion-parameter behemoths and toward small language models (SLMs). Ranging from 1 billion to …
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