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In my previous post, Prompt Caching — what it is, how it works, and how it can save you a lot of money and time when running AI-powered apps with high traffic. In today’s post, I walk you through implementing Prompt Caching specifically using OpenAI’s API, and we discuss some common pitfalls. A brief reminder …
Prompt Caching with the OpenAI API: A Full Hands-On Python tutorial Read More »
Image by Author # Introduction As AI-generated media becomes increasingly powerful and common, distinguishing AI-generated content from human-made content has become more challenging. In response to risks such as misinformation, deepfakes, and the misuse of synthetic media, Google DeepMind has developed SynthID, a collection of tools that embed unnoticeable digital watermarks into AI-generated content and …
To understand AI capabilities across these cognitive abilities, we propose a three-stage evaluation protocol that benchmarks system performance in relation to human capabilities: Evaluate AI systems across a broad suite of cognitive tasks covering each ability, using held-out test sets to prevent data contamination Collect human baselines for the same tasks from a demographically representative …
Measuring Progress Towards AGI: A Cognitive Framework Read More »
on LinkedIn a few days ago saying that a lot of the top engineers are now just using AI to code. It reached thousands and got quite a few heated opinions. The space is clearly split on this, and the people against it mostly think of it as outsourcing an entire project to a system …
Image by Author # Introduction When you solve enough interview-style data problems, you start noticing a funny effect: the dataset “shape” quietly dictates your coding style. A time-series table nudges you toward window functions. A star schema pushes you into JOIN chains and GROUP BY. A pandas task with two DataFrames almost begs for .merge() …
Visualizing Patterns in Solutions: How Data Structure Affects Coding Style Read More »
In the rapidly evolving landscape of large language models (LLMs), the spotlight has largely focused on the decoder-only architecture. While these models have shown impressive capabilities across a wide range of generation tasks, the classic encoder-decoder architecture, such as T5 (The Text-to-Text Transfer Transformer), remains a popular choice for many real-world applications. Encoder-decoder models often …
T5Gemma: A new collection of encoder-decoder Gemma models Read More »
is not a data quality problem. It is not a training problem. It is not a problem you can solve with more RLHF, better filtering, or a larger context window. It is a structural property of what these systems are optimized to do. I have held this position for months, and the reaction is predictable: researchers working …
Hallucinations in LLMs Are Not a Bug in the Data Read More »
Image by Editor # Introduction Data pipelines in data science and machine learning projects are a very practical and versatile way to automate data processing workflows. But sometimes our code may add extra complexity to the core logic. Python decorators can overcome this common challenge. This article presents five useful and effective Python decorators to …
5 Powerful Python Decorators for High-Performance Data Pipelines Read More »
has handled 2.3 million customer conversations in a single month. That’s the workload of 700 full-time human agents. Resolution time dropped from 11 minutes to under 2. Repeat inquiries fell 25%. Customer satisfaction scores climbed 47%. Cost per service transaction: $0.32 down to $0.19. Total savings through late 2025: roughly $60 million. The system runs on a …
Image by Author # Introduction All tutorials on data science make detecting outliers appear to be quite easy. Remove all values greater than three standard deviations; that’s all there is to it. But once you start working with an actual dataset where the distribution is skewed and a stakeholder asks, “Why did you remove …
