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Am I right in suspecting that GPT-4 is not nearly as great an advance on GPT-3 as GPT-3 was on GPT-2? It seems a much better product, but that product seems to have as its selling point not vastly improved text-prediction, but multi-modality.
No one outside of OpenAI really knows how much of an advance GPT-4 is, or isn't.
When GPT-3 came out, OpenAI was still a research company, like DeepMind.
Before there was a GPT-3 product, there was a GPT-3 paper. And it was a long, serious, academic-style paper. It described, in a lot of detail, how they created and evaluated the model.
The paper was an act of scientific communication. A report on a new experiment written for a research audience, intended primarily to transmit information to that audience. It wanted to show you what they had done, so you could understand it, even if you weren't there at the time. And it wanted to convince you of various claims about the model's properties.
I don't know if they submitted it to any conferences or journals (IIRC I think they did, but only later on?). But if they did, they could have, and it wouldn't seem out of place in those venues.
Now, OpenAI is fully a product company.
As far as I know, they have entirely stopped releasing academic-style papers. The last major one was the DALLE-2 one, I think. (ChatGPT didn't get one.)
What OpenAI does now is make products. The release yesterday was a product release, not a scientific announcement.
In some cases, as with GPT-4, they may accompany their product releases with things that look superficially like scientific papers.
But the GPT-4 "technical report" is not a serious scientific paper. A cynic might categorize it as "advertising."
More charitably, perhaps it's an honest attempt to communicate as much as possible to the world about their new model, given a new set of internally defined constraints motivated by business and/or AI safety concerns. But if so, those constraints mean they can't really say much at all -- not in a way that meets the ordinary standards of evidence for scientific work.
Their report says, right at the start, that it will contain no information about what the model actually is, besides the stuff that would already be obvious:
GPT-4 is a Transformer-style model [33 ] pre-trained to predict the next token in a document, using both publicly available data (such as internet data) and data licensed from third-party providers. [note that this really only says "we trained on some data, not all of which was public" -nost] The model was then fine-tuned using Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF) [34 ]. Given both the competitive landscape and the safety implications of large-scale models like GPT-4, this report contains no further details about the architecture (including model size), hardware, training compute, dataset construction, training method, or similar.
As Eleuther's Eric Hallahan put it yesterday:
If we read further into the report, we find a number of impressive-looking evaluations.
But they are mostly novel ones, not done before on earlier LMs. The methodology is presented in a spotty and casual manner, clearly not interested in promoting independent reproductions (and possibly even with the intent of discouraging them).
Even the little information that is available in the report is enough to cast serious doubt on the overall trustworthiness of that information. Some of it violates simple common sense:
...and, to the careful independent eye, immediately suggests some very worrying possibilities:
That said -- soon enough, we will be able to interact with this model via an API.
And once that happens, I'm sure independent researchers committed to open source and open information will step in and assess GPT-4 seriously and scientifically -- filling the gap left by OpenAI's increasingly "product-y" communication style.
Just as they've done before. The open source / open information community in this area is very capable, very thoughtful, and very fast. (They're where Stable Diffusion came from, to pick just one well-known example.)
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When the GPT-3 paper came out, I wrote a post titled "gpt-3: a disappointing paper." I stand by the title, in the specific sense that I meant it, but I was well aware that I was taking a contrarian, almost trollish pose. Most people found the GPT-3 paper far from "disappointing," and I understand why.
But "GPT-4: a disappointing paper" isn't a contrarian pose. It was -- as far as I can see -- the immediate and overwhelming consensus of the ML community.
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As for the multimodal stuff, uh, time will tell? We can't use it yet, so it's hard to know how good it is.
What they showed off in the live demo felt a lot like what @nostalgebraist-autoresponder has been able to do for years now.
Like, yeah, GPT-4 is better at it, but it's not a fundamentally new advance, it's been possible for a while. And people have done versions of it, eg Flamingo and PaLI and Magma [which Frank uses a version of internally] and CoCa [which I'm planning to use in Frank, once I get a chance to re-tune everything for it].
I do think it's a potentially transformative capability, specifically because it will let the model natively "see" a much larger fraction of the available information on web pages, and thus enable "action transformer" applications a la what Adept is doing.
But again, only time will tell whether these applications are really going to work, and for what, and whether GPT-4 is good enough for that purpose -- and whether you even need it, when other text/image language models are already out there and are being rapidly developed.
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Maximum tokens: 4,000
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Maximum tokens: 8,000
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📝 Guest Post: Evaluating LLM Applications*
To successfully build an AI application, evaluating the performance of large language models (LLMs) is crucial. Given the inherent novelty and complexities surrounding LLMs, this poses a unique challenge for most companies.
Peter Hayes, who holds a PhD in Machine Learning from University College London, is one of the world’s leading experts on this topic. As CTO of Humanloop, Peter has assisted companies such as Duolingo, Gusto, and Vanta in solving LLM evaluation challenges for AI applications with millions of daily users.
Today, Peter shares his insights on LLM evaluations. In this 5-minute read, you will learn how to apply traditional software evaluation techniques to AI, understand the different types of evaluations and when to use them, and see what the lifecycle of evaluating LLM applications looks like at the frontier of Generative AI.
This post is a shortened version of Peter’s original blog, titled ‘Evaluating LLM Applications‘.
Take lessons from traditional software
A large proportion of teams now building great products with LLMs aren’t experienced ML practitioners. Conveniently many of the goals and best practices from software development are broadly still relevant when thinking about LLM evals.
Automation and continuous integration is still the goal
Competent teams will traditionally set up robust test suites that are run automatically against every system change before deploying to production. This is a key aspect of continuous integration (CI) and is done to protect against regressions and ensure the system is working as the engineers expect. Test suites are generally made up of 3 canonical types of tests: unit, integration and end-to-end.
Typical makeup of a test suite in software development CI. Unit tests tend to be the hardest to emulate for LLMs.
Unit – very numerous, target a specific atom of code and are fast to run.
Integration – less numerous, cover multiple chunks of code, are slower to run than unit tests and may require mocking external services.
End-to-end – emulate the experience of an end UI user or API caller; they are slow to run and oftentimes need to interact with a live version of the system.
The most effective mix of test types for a given system often sparks debate. Yet, the role of automated testing as part of the deployment lifecycle, alongside the various trade-offs between complexity and speed, remain valuable considerations when working with LLMs.
Types of evaluation can vary significantly
When evaluating one or more components of an LLM block, different types of evaluations are appropriate depending on your goals, the complexity of the task and available resources. Having good coverage over the components that are likely to have an impact over the overall quality of the system is important.
These different types can be roughly characterized by the return type and the source of, as well as the criteria for, the judgment required.
Judgment return types are best kept simple
The most common judgment return types are familiar from traditional data science and machine learning frameworks. From simple to more complex:
Binary – involves a yes/no, true/false, or pass/fail judgment based on some criteria.
Categorical – involves more than two categories; for exampling adding an abstain or maybe option to a binary judgment.
Ranking – the relative quality of output from different samples or variations of the model are being ranked from best to worst based on some criteria. Preference based judgments are often used in evaluating the quality of a ranking.
Numerical – involves a score, a percentage, or any other kind of numeric rating.
Text – a simple comment or a more detailed critique. Often used when a more nuanced or detailed evaluation of the model’s output is required.
Multi-task – combines multiple types of judgment simultaneously. For example, a model’s output could be evaluated using both a binary rating and a free-form text explanation.
Simple individual judgments can be easily aggregated across a dataset of multiple examples using well known metrics. For example, for classification problems, precision, recall and F1 are typical choices. For rankings, there are metrics like NDCG, Elo ratings and Kendall’s Tau. For numerical judgments there are variations of the Bleu score.
I find that in practice binary and categorical types generally cover the majority of use cases. They have the added benefit of being the most straight forward to source reliably. The more complex the judgment type, the more potential for ambiguity there is and the harder it becomes to make inferences.
Model sourced judgments are increasingly promising
Sourcing judgments is an area where there are new and evolving patterns around foundation models like LLMs. At Humanloop, we’ve standardised around the following canonical sources:
Heuristic/Code – using simple deterministic rules based judgments against attributes like cost, token usage, latency, regex rules on the output, etc. These are generally fast and cheap to run at scale.
Model (or ‘AI’) – using other foundation models to provide judgments on the output of the component. This allows for more qualitative and nuanced judgments for a fraction of the cost of human judgments.
Human – getting gold standard judgments from either end users of your application, or internal domain experts. This can be the most expensive and slowest option, but also the most reliable.
Typical makeup of different sources of evaluation judgments. AI evaluators are a good sweet spot for scaling up your evaluation process, while still providing Human-level performance.
Model judgments in particular are increasingly promising and an active research area. The paper Judging LLM-as-a-Judge demonstrates that an appropriately prompted GPT-4 model achieves over 80% agreement with human judgments when rating LLM model responses to questions on a scale of 1-10; that’s equivalent to the levels of agreement between humans.
I believe teams should consider shifting more of their human judgment efforts up a level to focus on helping improve model evaluators. This will ultimately lead to a more scalable, repeatable and cost-effective evaluation process. As well as one where the human expertise can be more targeted on the most important high-value scenarios.
Different stages of evaluation are necessary
Different stages of the app development lifecycle will have different evaluation needs. I’ve found this lifecycle to naturally still consist of some sort of planning and scoping exercise, followed by cycles of development, deployment and monitoring.
These cycles are then repeated during the lifetime of the LLM app in order to intervene and improve performance. The stronger the teams, the more agile and continuous this process tends to be.
Development here will include both the typical app development; orchestrating your LLM blocks in code, setting up your UIs, etc, as well more LLM specific interventions and experimentation; including prompt engineering, context tweaking, tool integration updates and fine-tuning – to name a few. Both the choices and quality of interventions to optimize your LLM performance are much improved if the right evaluation stages are in place. It facilitates a more data-driven, systematic approach.
From my experience there are 3 complementary stages of evaluation that are the give the highest ROI in supporting rapid iteration cycles of the LLM block-related interventions:
Interactive – it’s useful to have an interactive playground-like editor environment that allows rapid experimentation with components of the model and provides immediate evaluator feedback. This usually works best on a relatively small number of scenarios. This allows teams (both technical and non-technical) to quickly explore the design space of the LLM app and get an informal sense of what works well.
Batch offline – benchmarking or regression testing the most promising variations over a larger curated set of scenarios to provide a more systematic evaluation. Ideally a range of different evaluators for different components of the app can contribute to this stage, some comparing against gold standard expected results for the task. This can fit naturally into existing CI processes.
Monitoring online – post-deployment, real user interactions can be evaluated continuously to monitor the performance of the model. This process can drive alerts, gather additional scenarios for offline evaluations and inform when to make further interventions. Staging deployments through internal environments, or beta testing with selected cohorts of users first, are usually super valuable.
Recommended stages for a robust evaluation process. Interactive, offline and online.
It’s usually necessary to co-evolve to some degree the evaluation framework alongside the app development as more data becomes available and requirements are clarified. The ability to easily version control and share across stages and teams both the evaluators and the configuration of your app can significantly improve the efficiency of this process.
At Humanloop, we’ve developed a platform for enterprises to evaluate LLM applications at each step of the product development journey.
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*This post was written by Peter Hayes, CTO of Humanloop. We thank Humanloop for their insights and ongoing support of TheSequence.
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Categorizing the AI Development Platform Landscape:
Before diving into specifics, let's categorize platforms based on their approach:
End-to-End Platforms: These platforms offer a comprehensive suite of tools and services encompassing the entire AI development lifecycle, from data preparation and model training to deployment and management. Examples include:
Google Cloud AI Platform: Offers pre-built models, tools for custom model development, and deployment infrastructure.
Microsoft Azure AI: Provides a wide range of services for different AI tasks, including computer vision, natural language processing, and machine learning.
Amazon SageMaker: A managed service for building, training, and deploying machine learning models.
Open-Source Frameworks and Libraries: These are flexible, community-driven tools often preferred by experienced developers for custom model development and research. Examples include:
TensorFlow: A popular open-source library for numerical computation and deep learning, used by Google for internal research.
PyTorch: Another popular Python library offering dynamic computational graphs and ease of use, favored by researchers and startups.
Scikit-learn: A machine learning library built on top of NumPy and SciPy, offering a wide range of algorithms for various tasks.
Specialized Platforms: These cater to specific domains or functionalities within AI development, such as computer vision, natural language processing, or robotic control. Examples include:
OpenAI Gym: A toolkit for developing and comparing reinforcement learning algorithms.
Keras: A high-level API built on top of TensorFlow, simplifying deep learning model development.
OpenCV: A library for computer vision tasks like image processing and object detection.
Low-Code/No-Code Platforms: These are designed for users with limited coding experience, offering pre-built components and visual interfaces for building simple AI applications. Examples include:
Microsoft Power Automate: A cloud-based platform for building automated workflows using low-code tools.
IBM Watson Studio: Provides a cloud-based environment for building, training, and deploying AI models without extensive coding.
Amazon Rekognition: A pre-trained service for image and video analysis, offering features like object detection and facial recognition.
Platform Deep Dive: Strengths, Weaknesses, and Considerations:
Now, let's delve deeper into each category, exploring their strengths, weaknesses, and considerations:
End-to-End Platforms:
Strengths:
Ease of use: Provide intuitive interfaces and pre-built components, reducing development time.
Scalability: Handle large datasets and complex models efficiently.
Security and compliance: Built-in security features and compliance certifications.
Weaknesses:
Vendor lock-in: Switching platforms can be difficult due to proprietary technologies.
Cost: Can be expensive for resource-intensive projects or small businesses.
Limited customization: May not offer the flexibility needed for highly customized models.
Considerations:
Choose a platform with services aligned with your project's specific needs (e.g., computer vision, NLP).
Evaluate pricing models and resource limitations based on project scope.
Ensure the platform complies with your industry's security and data privacy regulations.
Open-Source Frameworks and Libraries:
Strengths:
Flexible and customizable: Offer fine-grained control over every aspect of model development.
Free and open-source: Accessible for anyone, fostering community contribution and innovation.
Large community support: Extensive documentation, tutorials, and active online communities.
Weaknesses:
Steeper learning curve: Requires more coding and technical expertise.
Maintenance burden: Continuous updates and security patches need monitoring.
Not beginner-friendly: Can be overwhelming for individuals without programming experience.
Considerations:
Assess your team's technical expertise and comfort level with coding.
Evaluate the trade-off between customization and development time.
Choose libraries with active communities and well-maintained documentation.
Specialized Platforms:
Strengths:
Domain-specific expertise: Offer pre-built tools and data tailored to specific domains, saving development time.
High performance: Optimized for specific tasks, leading to faster and more accurate results.
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Feed management is becoming a crucial skill in SEO. Google’s evolving indexing strategies now focus on how different elements of your website are crawled. This includes using APIs and structured data to categorize content into dedicated channels. For small businesses, this means it’s more important than ever to organize and optimize your content feeds to ensure they align with Google’s indexing practices.
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The Power of Cameralyze: Transforming Your Apps with AI Models
In a world increasingly driven by artificial intelligence, the ability to seamlessly integrate AI models into your applications is a game-changer. Enter Plugger.ai, your gateway to a universe of ready-to-use AI models that can supercharge your projects. Whether you're a developer looking to enhance your app's capabilities or a business seeking innovative solutions, Plugger.ai has you covered.
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Facial Recognition Market Size & Share, Growth Trends 2023
The Global Facial Recognition Market size is anticipated to experience substantial growth, with an estimated increase of USD 7,634.09 million projected between 2022 and 2027. This growth is expected to occur at an accelerated Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 18.11% during the forecast period. Several factors contribute to the market's expansion, including the escalating prevalence of identity threats, the growing popularity of facial recognition technology, and the adoption of advanced 3D facial recognition systems.
Facial Recognition Market shows accelerated growth during the forecast period
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Introduction
Facial recognition technology has emerged as a transformative force across various industries, reshaping security, authentication, and user experiences. In this market analysis, we will dissect the dynamics, trends, challenges, and growth prospects of the facial recognition market.
Market Overview
The facial recognition market is experiencing robust growth, driven by an increasing demand for secure and efficient identification solutions. The market size is expanding, and several key factors contribute to this growth:
Security Imperatives: The rising need for enhanced security in both public and private sectors has fueled the adoption of facial recognition for access control, surveillance, and authentication.
Biometric Advancements: Facial recognition technology has advanced significantly, becoming more accurate and reliable, largely due to improvements in artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms.
User Convenience: Facial recognition offers a convenient and touchless means of authentication, making it a preferred choice for smartphones, payment systems, and building access.
Regulatory Environment: Governments and regulatory bodies are increasingly addressing privacy concerns and establishing guidelines for the ethical use of facial recognition technology.
Market Segmentation
To understand the facial recognition market better, we can categorize it into various segments:
Technology Type: Facial recognition can be categorized into 2D facial recognition, 3D facial recognition, and facial analytics, each with its unique applications and capabilities.
Application: Facial recognition finds applications in security and surveillance, mobile device authentication, banking and finance, healthcare, retail, and more.
End-users: The market serves various end-users, including government agencies, enterprises, healthcare institutions, and consumers.
Geographical Regions: Market dynamics can vary by region, with Asia-Pacific, North America, Europe, and other regions experiencing different adoption rates.
Key Market Players
Several companies have positioned themselves as leaders in the facial recognition market:
NEC Corporation: Known for its accurate and efficient facial recognition solutions, NEC serves various industries, including law enforcement and public safety.
Face++ (Megvii): This Chinese company has made significant strides in AI-driven facial recognition, offering solutions for industries such as finance and retail.
Microsoft: Microsoft's Azure Face API is a prominent player, providing facial recognition capabilities with applications in identity verification and emotion detection.
Amazon: Amazon's Amazon Rekognition service caters to both government and commercial clients, offering a range of facial recognition features.
Market Trends
Understanding current market trends is crucial for businesses operating in the facial recognition industry:
Hybrid Biometrics: Combining facial recognition with other biometric methods like fingerprint or iris scanning enhances security.
Privacy Concerns: Heightened awareness of privacy issues is driving the need for transparent and consent-based facial recognition systems.
Edge Computing: Edge-based facial recognition systems are becoming popular, as they offer faster response times and improved privacy.
AI Integration: Ongoing AI advancements are making facial recognition more accurate, capable of recognizing diverse demographics and even masked faces.
Future Prospects
The facial recognition market is poised for further expansion, with several future prospects:
Wider Adoption: Facial recognition will continue to gain traction in diverse sectors, from healthcare to transportation, as more applications emerge.
Regulatory Frameworks: Governments and industry bodies will establish clearer regulations and ethical guidelines, shaping the responsible use of facial recognition.
AI-Driven Innovation: Ongoing AI research will drive innovations in facial recognition, improving accuracy and performance.
Multimodal Biometrics: Facial recognition will integrate seamlessly with other biometric modalities, offering even more secure authentication options.
In conclusion, the facial recognition market is evolving rapidly, driven by advancements in technology and the pressing need for enhanced security and convenience. As it continues to expand, careful consideration of privacy and ethics will play a pivotal role in shaping the market's future landscape.
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AI App Development: Navigating the Financial Landscape
What is AI App Development?
In today's technology-driven world, AI app development has become a pivotal aspect of the digital landscape. But what exactly is AI app development? At its core, it involves creating applications that leverage artificial intelligence and machine learning to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence. These tasks can range from speech recognition and natural language processing to image recognition and predictive analytics.
The Importance of Understanding Costs
Before delving into the intricacies of AI app development, it's crucial to understand why comprehending the associated costs is essential. Developing AI-powered applications can be a substantial financial commitment, and without a clear understanding of the cost factors involved, it's easy for a project to spiral out of control budget-wise. This guide aims to shed light on the various aspects that influence AI app development costs, helping you make informed decisions and allocate resources efficiently.
Factors Influencing AI App Development Costs
A. Complexity of the App
The complexity of an AI app plays a pivotal role in determining its development costs. AI apps can generally be categorized into three complexity levels:
Simple AI Apps:
These are applications with basic AI functionalities, such as chatbots with predefined responses. Development costs for simple AI apps are relatively low.
Intermediate AI Apps:
Intermediate AI apps involve more advanced features, like recommendation engines or sentiment analysis. Costs increase as the complexity level rises.
Complex AI Apps:
These applications encompass cutting-edge AI technologies, such as natural language understanding or deep learning. Building complex AI apps can be resource-intensive and costly.
B. Data Collection and Preparation
AI's ability to learn and make decisions relies heavily on data. Data collection and preparation involve several crucial steps:
Data Sourcing:
Acquiring relevant and high-quality data sources can be both time-consuming and expensive.
Data Cleaning:
Raw data often requires extensive cleaning and pre processing to be useful for AI models.
Data Labeling:
For supervised learning, data labeling by human annotators is necessary, which adds to the overall cost.
C. Algorithm Selection
Selecting the right algorithms for your AI app is a critical decision:
Pre-built Algorithms: Using pre-built algorithms can save development time and reduce costs, but they may lack customization.
Custom Algorithms:
Developing custom algorithms provides more control and tailored solutions but often comes with a higher price tag.
D. Integration with Third-party Services
Integrating third-party services can enhance your AI app's capabilities:
API Integration:
Utilizing APIs from platforms like Google or Amazon can expedite development but may come with subscription fees.
External Data Sources:
Accessing external data sources for real-time information may add data acquisition and usage costs.
E. Platform and Device Compatibility
Consider the target platforms and devices for your AI app:
iOS vs. Android:
Developing for both platforms can increase costs, but it broadens your app's reach.
Web vs. Mobile
Developing web and mobile versions may require additional resources but caters to different user preferences.
III. Cost Components Breakdown
A. Development Team
Understanding the roles and responsibilities within your development team is crucial:
Roles and Responsibilities:
Costs depend on the expertise and number of team members required.
Hiring vs. Outsourcing:
Choosing between in-house development and outsourcing affects budgeting significantly. Consider outsourcing to the best app devlopment company, based in Hyderabad.
B. Technology Stack
The technology stack you choose impacts both development time and costs:
Programming Languages:
Different languages come with varying development speeds and resource availability.
Frameworks and Libraries:
Utilizing established frameworks can streamline development but may have licensing costs.
C. Development Timeframes
Breaking down your project into phases and estimating timeframes is essential:
Project Phases:
Sequencing development phases helps manage costs and resources effectively.
Time Estimates: Accurate time estimates ensure better cost control.
D. Infrastructure Costs
Consider the infrastructure required for your AI app:
Cloud Services:
Hosting on cloud platforms like AWS or Azure offers scalability but involves ongoing costs.
Hardware Requirements:
For on-premises solutions, hardware procurement and maintenance add to expenses.
IV. Hidden Costs to Consider
A. Maintenance and Updates
Maintaining an AI app is an ongoing commitment:
Regular Maintenance:
Keeping your app up-to-date and bug-free is essential but adds to operational expenses.
Feature Enhancements:
Adding new features and improvements is an ongoing cost consideration.
B. Data Security and Compliance
AI apps often deal with sensitive data:
GDPR and Privacy Regulations:
Compliance with data protection regulations is mandatory and may require investments in security measures.
Security Measures:
Implementing robust security measures to protect user data has associated costs.
C. Scalability
Anticipating growth and scalability is vital:
Preparing for Increased User Base:
Scaling your infrastructure to accommodate more users can be expensive.
Server Costs:
Expanding server capacity or transitioning to more powerful hardware incurs costs.
V. Cost-saving Strategies
A. Open-source Tools and Libraries
Leveraging open-source tools and libraries can significantly reduce development costs.
B. MVP (Minimum Viable Product) Approach
Developing an MVP first allows you to test your app's viability with minimal investment.
C. Agile Development Methodology
Adopting an agile approach enables flexibility and cost control throughout the development process.
D. Continuous Monitoring and Optimization
Regularly monitoring and optimizing your AI app can lead to long-term cost savings.
VI. Real-world Examples
A. Case Study 1: AI Chatbot Development
Exploring a real-world case study of AI chatbot development and its associated costs.
B. Case Study 2: Image Recognition App
An in-depth look at the development costs and considerations for an image recognition app.
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Meta Llama 3 in Amazon Bedrock: New Tools for Developers
AWs is pleased to announce that Meta’s Llama 3 models are now generally available on Amazon Bedrock. You can create, test, and responsibly grow your generative artificial intelligence (AI) applications with Meta Llama 3. The latest Llama 3 models offer superior reasoning, code generation, and instruction, making them the most suitable for a wide variety of use scenarios.
Get to know Meta Llama 3
Llama 3 8B
For edge devices, quicker training times, and constrained computational power and resources, Llama 3 8B is perfect. The model performs exceptionally well in sentiment analysis, language translation, text classification, and summarization.
Llama 3 70B
Llama 3 70B is perfect for research development, enterprise applications, language understanding, conversational AI, and content production. The model performs exceptionally well in language modelling, dialogue systems, text categorization and nuance, sentiment analysis and nuance reasoning, text summarization and accuracy, code generation, and following directions.
Advantages
More than a million annotations by humans
Llama Chat, the refined model, makes use of more than a million human annotations as well as publicly accessible instruction datasets.
Trained on a trillion tokens beforehand
To improve their understanding of linguistic nuances, llama models are trained on trillions of tokens from publicly available online data sources.
More than a thousand red-teaming hours
More than 1,000 hours of red-teaming and annotation work went into the refined model to guarantee model performance while maintaining safety.
Absence of infrastructure management
The first public cloud service to provide a fully managed Llama API is Amazon Bedrock. All sizes of organizations can use Amazon Bedrock’s Llama 2 models without having to worry about maintaining the supporting infrastructure.
Become acquainted with Llama
The first publicly available cloud service to provide a fully managed API for Llama, Meta’s next-generation large language model (LLM), is Amazon Bedrock. All sizes of organisations can now access Llama models in Amazon Bedrock without having to worry about maintaining the supporting infrastructure. This allows you to concentrate on developing your AI applications, which is what you do best. The collaboration between Meta and Amazon is an example of group innovation in generative AI. Amazon and Meta are collaborating to expand the realm of possibilities.
Use cases
Accessible big language models, Meta’s Llama models are made for developers, researchers, and companies to create, test, and responsibly scale generative AI concepts. A fundamental component of the framework that fosters creativity in the international community is Llama.
Versions of the models
Llama 3 8B
Perfect for edge devices, quicker training times, and constrained computational power and resources.
Maximum tokens: 8,000
Languages Spoken: English
Sentiment analysis, text classification, text summarization, and language translation are supported use cases.
Llama 3 70B
Perfect for research development, enterprise applications, language understanding, conversational AI, and content production.
Maximum tokens: 8,000
Languages Spoken: English
Use cases that are supported include language modelling, dialogue systems, text categorization and nuance, text summarization and accuracy, sentiment analysis and nuance reasoning, and following directions.
Llama 2 13B
Model that has been adjusted for the 13B parameter size. Ideal for smaller-scale jobs like sentiment analysis, language translation, and text classification.
Maximum tokens: 4,000
Languages Spoken: English
Supported use cases: Chat with an assistant
Llama 2 70B
Model with parameters adjusted to a value of 70B. Ideal for more complex jobs like dialogue systems, text production, and language modelling.
Maximum tokens: 4,000
Languages Spoken: English
Supported use cases: Chat with an assistant
The Llama 3 model family is a group of large language models (LLMs) in 8B and 70B parameter sizes that have been pre-trained and instruction-tuned, according to Meta’s Llama 3 announcement. With four times more code and a training dataset seven times larger than that used for Llama 2 models, these models have been trained on over 15 trillion tokens of data, supporting an 8K context length that doubles Llama 2’s capacity.
Amazon Bedrock now offers two additional Llama 3 variants, expanding the available model selection. With these models, you can quickly test and assess additional top foundation models (FMs) according to your use case:
For edge devices and systems with constrained computational capacity, Llama 3 8B is perfect. The model performs exceptionally well in sentiment analysis, language translation, text classification, and summarization.
Llama 3 70B is perfect for research development, enterprise applications, language understanding, conversational AI, and content production. The model performs exceptionally well in language modelling, dialogue systems, text categorization and nuance, sentiment analysis and nuance reasoning, text summarization and accuracy, code generation, and following directions.
At the moment, Meta is also training more Llama 3 models with over 400B parameters. These 400B models will handle several languages, be multimodal, and have a considerably larger context window, among other additional features. These models will be perfect for research and development (R&D), language understanding, conversational AI, content production, and enterprise applications when they are available.
Llama 3 models in action
To get started with Meta models, select Model access from the bottom left pane of the Amazon Bedrock console. Request access individually for Llama 3 8B Instruct or Llama 3 70B Instruct to have access to the most recent Llama 3 models from Meta.
Select Text or Chat from Playgrounds in the left menu pane of the Amazon Bedrock dashboard to try the Meta Llama 3 models. Next, click Select model, choose Llama 8B Instruct or Llama 3 70B Instruct as the model, and Meta as the category.
You can also use code examples in the AWS SDKs and Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) to access the model by selecting View API request. Model IDs like meta.llama3-8b-instruct-v1 and meta.llama3-70b-instruct-v1 are applicable.
You can create apps in a variety of programming languages by utilizing code samples for Amazon Bedrock with AWS SDKs.
These Llama 3 models can be applied to a range of applications, including sentiment analysis, language translation, and question answering.
Llama 3 instruct models that are tailored for discussion use cases are another option. The prior history between the user and the chat assistant serves as the input for the instruct model endpoints. As a result, you are able to pose queries that are pertinent to the current dialogue and offer system configurations, like personalities, which specify the behaviour of the chat assistant.
Currently accessible
The US West (Oregon) and US East (North Virginia) regions of Amazon Bedrock currently offer Meta Llama 3 models for purchase. See the complete list of regions for upcoming changes. Visit the Llama in Amazon Bedrock product page and pricing page to find out more.
Meta Llama 3 in Vertex AI Model Garden
Google cloud is happy to inform that Vertex AI Model Garden will start offering Meta Llama 3 currently. Similar to its predecessors, Llama 3 is available under a free license for numerous business and research uses. Llama 3 is offered as a pre-trained and instruction-tuned model, and comes in two sizes, 8B and 70B.
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How to Create AI Smart News: The Ultimate ChatGPT-3-Based News Portal
In today's fast-paced world, where information travels at the speed of light, staying informed has become both a necessity and a challenge. As technological advancements continue to reshape our lives, the realm of news delivery is undergoing a profound transformation. Enter AI Smart News, a revolutionary concept that combines the power of artificial intelligence, particularly ChatGPT-3, with the demand for accurate, personalized, and real-time news delivery. In this article, we will delve into the steps involved in creating an AI Smart News portal, exploring how the fusion of AI and journalism can reshape the way we consume news.
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Understanding the Concept
AI Smart News is not just another news aggregator; it's a personalized news portal that tailors news content based on individual preferences. The foundational technology driving this concept is ChatGPT-3, developed by OpenAI. ChatGPT-3 is a state-of-the-art language model that excels in understanding and generating human-like text. It's the core engine that powers the interactive conversations, personalized summaries, and fact-checking capabilities of AI Smart News.
Data Collection and Curation
The first step in creating AI Smart News is collecting a diverse range of news articles and stories from various sources. These sources could include reputable news agencies, independent journalists, and verified social media profiles. The collected data forms the corpus that ChatGPT-3 uses to learn and generate relevant news content.
It's important to ensure that the data collection process is unbiased and covers a wide spectrum of topics, ensuring that AI can provide a well-rounded news experience. Additionally, human editors can play a role in curating the initial data and selecting stories that adhere to journalistic standards and ethics.
Training ChatGPT-3
The magic of AI Smart News begins with training ChatGPT-3. This involves providing the language model with the collected news articles to learn the nuances of language, context, and information dissemination. The training process enables ChatGPT-3 to understand the structure of news articles, identify key information, and respond coherently to user queries.
Fine-tuning the model is crucial to align it with the goals of AI Smart News. It's during this phase that the model is trained to prioritize accuracy, filter out misinformation, and generate summaries that capture the essence of each story. Collaborating with linguists and journalists during this phase can enhance the model's journalistic integrity.
Building the AI Smart News Portal
Creating the actual AI Smart News portal involves the integration of various components:
a. Personalized Newsfeed
The heart of AI Smart News is the personalized newsfeed. By analyzing user preferences and browsing history, the AI tailors the newsfeed to each individual. This requires developing algorithms that can categorize news stories based on topics, relevance, and user interests.
b. Real-Time Updates
To deliver real-time news updates, the portal needs to be constantly connected to news sources. APIs and web scraping technologies can be used to pull in the latest stories from trusted sources, ensuring users receive timely updates on breaking news and events.
c. Fact-checking and Accuracy
Implementing fact-checking mechanisms is critical to combat the spread of misinformation. ChatGPT-3 can be trained to verify the accuracy of news stories by cross-referencing information with trusted databases and sources. AI-powered fact-checking not only ensures credibility but also fosters a culture of informed news consumption.
d. Interactive Conversations
The interactive conversational aspect of AI Smart News enables users to engage with the AI to clarify details, ask questions, and explore various viewpoints. This requires designing an intuitive user interface that seamlessly integrates AI-generated responses into the news consumption experience.
e. Multilingual Support
Global news consumption demands multilingual support. AI Smart News should be capable of translating news articles into multiple languages, making information accessible to a wider audience.
f. Customizable Alerts
Enabling users to set up alerts for specific topics or keywords ensures they don't miss out on relevant news updates. Implementing push notifications and email alerts can enhance user engagement.
g. Editorial Oversight
While AI plays a significant role in generating news content, human editors are essential for maintaining editorial standards. An editorial team can review, refine, and supplement AI-generated content to ensure accuracy, tone, and context.
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Ensuring Ethical and Responsible AI
As AI increasingly takes on roles traditionally held by humans, ethical considerations become paramount. Creating AI Smart News involves addressing potential biases, transparency issues, and the responsible use of AI-generated content. It's crucial to implement guidelines that align with journalistic ethics and principles.
User Engagement and Feedback Loop
Launching AI Smart News is just the beginning. Continuous user engagement and feedback loops are essential for refining the AI's performance. User feedback can highlight areas where the AI might be falling short, enabling developers to make improvements.
Evolving with Technological Advancements
Technology never stands still, and AI Smart News should be prepared to evolve with the times. As newer versions of AI models emerge, integrating them into the platform can enhance its capabilities. Staying up-to-date with the latest advancements ensures that AI Smart News remains at the forefront of news delivery.
Conclusion
AI Smart News represents the synergy between artificial intelligence and journalism, revolutionizing how we consume news. By harnessing the power of ChatGPT-3, it delivers personalized, accurate, and timely information to users, fostering an informed and engaged global citizenry. The creation of AI Smart News requires a meticulous blend of data curation, AI training, technological integration, and ethical considerations. As this technology continues to evolve, the potential for reshaping the future of news consumption becomes increasingly promising. AI Smart News is not just a news portal; it's a testament to the transformative potential of AI in enhancing our understanding of the world.
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Using AI in Content Management Systems (CMS)
Using AI in Content Management Systems (CMS)
Using AI in Content Management Systems (CMS) can enhance various aspects of content creation, management, and user experience. Here's a general guide on how to integrate AI into your CMS:
Content Creation and Generation:
Automated Content Creation: AI can assist in generating content, such as product descriptions, news articles, or blog posts. You can integrate AI models to create text based on specific prompts or templates.
Language Translation: Implement AI-powered language translation to automatically translate content into multiple languages, expanding your audience reach.
Content Summarization: Use AI to create concise summaries of lengthy articles or documents, helping users quickly grasp the main points.
Content Recommendations:
Personalized Content: Utilize AI algorithms to analyze user behavior and preferences to provide personalized content recommendations, improving user engagement.
Related Content: Implement AI-driven suggestions for related articles, products, or content based on the current user's context.
Content Editing and Enhancement:
Grammar and Spell Check: Integrate AI-powered tools for real-time grammar and spell checking to enhance the quality of published content.
Style and Tone: Implement AI algorithms to ensure consistency in writing style and tone across different authors and sections.
SEO Optimization: Use AI to analyze and suggest improvements for optimizing content for search engines.
Image and Media Processing:
Image Recognition: Integrate AI to automatically tag and categorize images and videos, making it easier to manage and search for multimedia content.
Image Enhancement: Utilize AI to enhance the quality of images, adjust colors, or crop images to fit different layouts.
Alt Text Generation: AI can automatically generate alt text for images, improving accessibility for visually impaired users and SEO.
User Engagement and Interaction:
Chatbots and Virtual Assistants: Implement AI-powered chatbots or virtual assistants to provide real-time assistance to users, answer common queries, and guide them through the website.
Voice Search and Voice Assistants: Integrate AI-driven voice search capabilities to allow users to interact with your CMS using voice commands.
Data Analytics and Insights:
User Behavior Analysis: Use AI to analyze user interactions and behavior on your CMS, gaining insights into what content is most engaging and effective.
Predictive Analytics: Implement AI algorithms to predict future trends and user preferences based on historical data.
Security and Content Moderation:
Content Moderation: Utilize AI to automatically detect and moderate inappropriate or offensive content in user-generated comments or submissions.
Security: Implement AI-driven tools to identify and prevent potential security threats, such as malware or unauthorized access.
Performance Optimization:
Server Load Balancing: AI can be used to optimize server resources by intelligently distributing traffic and requests.
Caching and Content Delivery: Implement AI to manage caching strategies and optimize content delivery for better website performance.
When implementing AI in your CMS, consider the specific needs and goals of your website or application. Evaluate available AI tools, APIs, and platforms, and work with developers and AI experts to ensure a seamless integration that enhances user experience and content management efficiency.
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ChatGPT is a Shiny-Gloss Coat That Every Business Must Apply
AI technologies have spread across continents in a blink of an eye. The backstage reason for this evolution is the way how businesses adopted those fast-learning technologies. One of the revolutionary inventions of AI in recent times is ChatGPT, with millions of users. This natural language processing model has the power to generate human-like responses to users’ questions.
While diving back into the history of AI language models, Google’s BERT, Microsoft’s Turing, and others, we are not new to language models. However, what set ChatGPT apart from its counterparts was its technical power and precise user-centric responses. ChatGPT gives excellent dynamic responses, making it suitable for business applications.
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First question, why should I integrate ChatGPT, and why not other NLP languages?
ChatGPT offers a cutting-edge performance backed by its transformer architecture and outstanding outcomes on various NLP benchmarks. This makes it a flexible tool to fit right into a business’s applications.
ChatGPT does not have any standard response model. Instead, it provides responses based on the input prompts. Integrating ChatGPT is easy because we have open-source libraries, and pre-trained models, and APIs. These reasons make ChatGPT more effective than other tools and emerge as the popular choice for any NLP application.
What are ChatGPT APIs for business incorporation?
ChatGPT can be integrated with business applications through APIs, and here are some popular ones.
Hugging Face Transformers API
This API provides access to various pre-trained NLP models for various NLP chores.
GPT-3 APIThis OpenAI API offers businesses a powerful means of text generation, synopsis creation, and translation using the GPT-3 language model.
Google Cloud NLP API
This Google Cloud API facilitates businesses to perform tasks like studying sentiment, entity recognition, and input text categorization.
These are some popular ChatGPT APIs suitable for businesses. However, a business’s size, NLP tasks, performance resources, and other factors determine which API will be ideal for an application.
Which businesses can integrate ChatGPT?
Luckily, ChatGPT can be integrated with a variety of business and software applications, such as those given below.
Ecommerce and e-retail
Any ecommerce site can integrate ChatGPT to give visitors personalized product suggestions, descriptions, and user-centric content.
Advertisement
Marketers can use ChatGPT to generate SEO-purpose blogs, articles, social media posts, and other sorts of content to grow their reach.
Financial services
ChatGPT can be a personalized investment advisor, portfolio analyzer, and financial planner when integrated into a financial app.
Customer support services
ChatGPT can replace boring chatbots and virtual assistants by enabling precise and targeted responses to each customer inquiry.
E-learning services
ChatGPT helps students to get resourceful and unlimited learning records with utmost personalization.
Conclusion: Will ChatGPT replace a workforce?
No, ChatGPT is not showing signs of replacing manual workers. Instead, it gives exceptional support to employees to improve their work efficiency and automate repetitive tasks. You can consult with a leading AI expert team to get ChatGPT integration services for your businesses.
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6 Ways ChatGPT Can Improve Your SEO
Most of the discourse surrounding the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on SEO has been about content creation. This makes perfect sense. Large language models (LLMs) have fundamentally changed the speed at which businesses and individuals can produce blog posts, marketing copy, social media posts and much more.
I am not the first to provide the caveat that while AI tools can help you speed up your writing process, they can also open up your site to a variety of SEO risks including duplicate content, violations of Google’s E-E-A-T Guidelines, generally robotic copywriting that is devoid of brand voice and personality, and a host of other issues.
AI content generation is certainly something that can help SEOs and businesses in moderation. Google itself has essentially okayed the use of AI, as long as it is with intent to produce “helpful content”. This can be easier said than done.
In this article, I want to highlight some ways that free AI tools like ChatGPT can help SEO’s with all sorts of other tasks, other than creating content. There are a wide range of things that SEOs do everyday that can significantly be sped up or even completely done by free AI tools like ChatGPT. These can range from On-Page SEO optimizations to Technical SEO projects.
Let’s get into it.
1. Create Schema markup
Perhaps the most straightforward way in which tools like ChatGPT can simplify our work as SEOs is by writing schema markup for us. I will keep this section short, as the process in itself is fairly straightforward.
How to Use AI to Create Schema Markup
Write a ChatGPT prompt that describes the schema you want to create, and for which page.
QA the results and run them through a Schema validating tool.
Implement the schema. Submit your URL to Google.
That’s it!
Remember, ChatGPT typically will not visit a URL for you, so you will need to paste the entire text of your page in the prompt.
The response is a block of schema code that you can paste into a validator. Note that the response was not 100% perfect, hence the need to QA. ChatGPT missed the name of the publisher organization. Before dropping this code onto the published page in our CMS, I would change the name of the organization from “Example” to “Moz.”
2. Keyword clustering (sample python code)
Another time-saving SEO task that you can jumpstart with ChatGPT is the semantic grouping and categorization of keywords. This can be done within the user interface (UI) of GPT, or through a python script that utilizes OpenAI’s API.
Using the UI, I have had success grouping around 100 keywords at a time. The output will typically be an indented, bulleted list of all your terms categorized into buckets.
A python script gives you more flexibility to increase your number of max tokens and allow you to work with longer lists of keywords.
Below is an extremely simple python script that prompts OpenAI to come up with categories for a list of keywords.
import openai # Set up OpenAI API key and model ID openai.api_key = "YOUR_API_KEY" model_id = "text-davinci-003" # Define the prompt to use with the OpenAI API prompt = """ classify the following keywords into semantically related groups: apple london banana train car pizza sicily pasta """ # Use OpenAI's API to generate text based on the prompt response = openai.Completion.create( engine=model_id, prompt=prompt, max_tokens=1024, n=1, stop=None, temperature=0.7, ) # Extract the generated text from the response generated_text = response.choices[0].text # Print the generated text to the console print(generated_text)
The output will look like something like this. You can use this output to modify groupings in your keyword tracking tool of choice, such as Moz Pro. If you are familiar with using Pandas, you can turn the generated_text output into a dataframe for an easy CSV export.
Fruits: Apple, Banana Cities: London, Sicily Transportation: Train, Car Food: Pizza, Pasta
3. Generate meta descriptions
ChatGPT is exceedingly good at taking large amounts of text input and summarizing it. What better way for SEOs to utilize AI’s summarization capabilities than generating meta descriptions? Since meta descriptions are inherently summaries of pages, natural language processing (NLP) models do a good job of extracting the main ideas from multiple paragraphs of text and condensing them into one.
When feeding ChatGPT with text to summarize, you can also include a few keywords that you want it to include in its output. This is another instance where you will need outside data from a tool such as Moz Keyword Explorer to help you find focus keywords. Once you have an idea of the main keyword(s) of the page you want to optimize, you can include those in your meta description prompt. That prompt may look something like this:
“
Summarize the following text in 60 words, and include the following keywords: seo, content strategy [full page text]
”
In my experience, however, ChatGPT is not very good at limiting its responses to a certain word or character length. You may get something like this, and need to change or remove a few sentences.
Still, this simple task could potentially have saved you 10–15 minutes of working with a blank page (or CMS field) and given you a starting point for your meta description.
4. Create FAQs (and tag them with schema)
Another task that leverages ChatGPT’s summarization capabilities is the creation of frequently asked questions (FAQs).
Prompt GPT to create FAQs for a section of page copy that you paste into the tool, and AI will generate some sample FAQs for you. The responses it gives tends to be brief, which is ideal for tagging them with FAQ schema.
After you’ve reviewed and edited the FAQ suggestions that ChatGPT provides, circle back to tip #1 and paste them back into ChatGPT to generate FAQ schema that you can add to your page.
5. Topical research
While OpenAI’s free ChatGPT tool does not provide Keyword Volume or other important SEO keyword metrics, it can still be an effective engine for generating content ideas related to a given keyword.
When paired with a tool like Moz Keyword Explorer, the results can be powerful.
Begin the process as you would normally approach keyword research. Identify a list of keywords that you want to include in your page. Then, ask ChatGPT to create topic ideas related to these terms.
I find that prompting the tool for around 50 topics gives you a good sample of page ideas without repetition.
The results are not all going to be perfect titles for you to copy and paste into your CMS without reviewing them, but they can rapidly (and I mean RAPIDLY) give you a sense of direction for your editorial calendar, content marketing strategy or even social media posts. Each of the concepts identified here about SEO, focusing on the specified keywords, has the makings of a well-intentioned blog post topic.
6. SEO content briefs
Once you have done your keyword research and compiled terms that you would like to include into a new page on your website, try asking ChatGPT to use them to create a page outline for you, along with a possible page title.
This can serve as a great jumping-off-point for your editorial team (or you) to work with to write your full article. An outline or content brief for a page about keyword research may look something like this:
As is a recurring theme with the use of AI for SEO, the results are not perfect, but they can generate ideas for you to take and run with. For example, you may realize that this outline does not get into the concepts of Search Volume or Keyword Difficulty, which you wanted to address on your page. You can tweak your prompt to specify a few additional keywords that you’d like to include, or manually edit ChatGPT’s output to suit your needs.
My guess is as good as any regarding the direction AI will steer the digital marketing industry, and more specifically SEO. What I do know is that right now, there are so many ways in which AI can make tedious aspects of my job less time consuming, so I can focus my attention on more strategic and big-picture problems. Hopefully this list helps you do the same.
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