Coexistence with Superintelligence and Harnessing the Power of Semantic Search
The Future of AI, Building a Semantic Search Engine, Kirk Borne + more!
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Kirk BorneMeet Kirk Borne, a trailblazer in the world of Big Data, Data Science, AI, Machine Learning, IoT, and more. He's not only been named a top influencer in numerous categories but also constantly leaves his mark in the industry with his groundbreaking contributions.
From inspiring public keynote speeches to providing expert advice, Kirk is a true data scientist in every sense of the word. His extensive knowledge spans from beginner-level AI to the complexities of machine learning astrophysics.
With an incredibly diverse background in:
Public/Inspirational Keynote Speaking
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Kirk truly embodies the phrase, âjack of all trades, master of allâ. Follow Kirk on Twitter and youâll quickly learn something. Youâll also be inspired to play Wordle! đ đ
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Artificial Intelligence and You w/ Peter J Scott | Tony Czarnecki, FuturistAI & You is a fantastic and underappreciated podcast.
The pod itself is not generally for beginners although the host, Peter J. Scott, is brilliant at asking the tricky questions, and, somehow, manages to get answers back in fairly layman's terms most of the time.
This podcast is split into two episodes. And rightfully so. Itâs a lot to take inâŠ
Peter interviews Tony Czarnecki, a futurist based in the UK. Tony is a member of Chatham House in London and the Managing Partner of Sustensis, a think tank focused on inspiring humanity's transition to coexistence with superintelligence. Heâs also the author of several books on the subject. His latest paper titled âHow might Transhumans control Superintelligence?â focuses on the inevitability of the human species transforming into something more advanced with the arrival of superintelligence. Peter and Tony jump into the underlying premises in detail.
Tony discussed transhumanism and the idea that the more AI evolves, the closer we get to needing to evolve ourselves. The term âtranshumanâ is a nod to the transformation of the human race and the idea that it would involve the ability to communicate rapidly with superintelligent AI through some kind of brain-computer interface.
This interview goes deep into the weeds. It forces you to think about the alignment problem and what is plausible over the next 7-8 years.
While I donât agree with some of the ideas raised by Tony, it is extremely insightful nonetheless and it is (almost) always beneficial to hear both sides. Itâs certainly intriguing.
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CohereAI | How to build a simple semantic search engineSay goodbye to keyword-matching and hello to a new world of context-based searching. Thanks to large language models, our computers have the ability to understand and search by meaning.
But what exactly is a semantic search engine and how can you build one? Don't worry, CohereAI has you covered. They show you how to simplify the process and create a simple semantic search engine.
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Step 1: Get a list of text to search from Here, we use an archive of questions as an example. They come from the âtrecâ dataset, which is made up of questions and their categories.
Step 2: Embed the archive of questions Next, we turn each question into text embeddings using the Cohere Embed endpoint.
Step 3: Turn the embeddings into indexes Next, we turn each embedding into a search index. For example, we can use a library called âannoy,â created by Spotify, to do nearest neighbor search, which finds the point in a given set that is closest to a given point.
Step 4: Find the closest match to a query Now, we can use this to search in the archive based on a given query. Here, the query is: "What is the tallest mountain in the world?" The code snippet below shows the steps.
And hereâs the result. The following table gives the Top 10 results from the archive, with the closest match at the top.
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Defining Data LabellingData Labelling... It's been a hot topic lately so we wanted to provide some clarity for those who are new to the field.
Think of it like organising your files on your computer. You label each file so you know what it is and where to find it. In a similar way, metadata helps our machine learning models understand what they're looking at.
When we train an ML model, we give it a lot of examples to learn from. But sometimes, these examples need a little extra help to make sense. That's where metadata comes in. We add extra information, called âdata labelsâ to these examples so the model knows what it's looking at and what it's supposed to do with it.
Data labels can be added by people who use their expertise to determine what the label should be, or by other computer programs that have already been trained. This allows the model to continue learning and making better decisions in the future.
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