Learn AI Together - Towards AI Community Newsletter #24
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Good morning, AI enthusiasts!
This week, we have quite an actionable newsletter with opportunities to join beta tests, run demos, contribute to open-source projects, work on research projects, and more.
What’s AI Weekly
Have you wondered how ChatGPT decides when to stop answering? How does it know it has given a good enough answer? How does it stop talking? In this week’s video, I explore two concepts that can cause the model to stop generating: EOS tokens and Maximum Token Lengths. Check out the full video here, or if you prefer, read the article here!
- Louis-François Bouchard, Towards AI Co-founder & Head of Community
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Featured Community post from the Discord
Priyanshu2357 and his colleague are developing a Snowflake Cost Monitoring and Optimiser tool using Langchain, Snowflake Cortex, and Open AI. Multiple agents are working behind the scenes, using OpenAI and Cortex to find the best answers. Check out the demo here and support a fellow community member. If you have feedback on improving it, share it with them in the thread!
AI poll of the week!
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Collaboration Opportunities
The Learn AI Together Discord community is flooding with collaboration opportunities. If you are excited to dive into applied AI, want a study partner, or even want to find a partner for your passion project, join the collaboration channel! Keep an eye on this section, too—we share cool opportunities every week!
1. Akeshav is looking for individuals starting their ML journey and are interested in doing research. If you are interested, reach out in the thread!
2. Amjad1982 released a tool called BabyTorch, a minimalist deep-learning framework that mirrors PyTorch's API. It is an open-source project; if you want to contribute, contact them in the thread!
3. R.raviyuvaraj is looking for experienced AI ML developers to collaborate on an Edu Tech project from scratch. If this sounds relevant, connect with him in the thread!
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Article of the week
Researchers at MIT recently introduced a new neural network architecture called Kolmogorov-Arnold Networks (KANs). Unlike traditional neural networks that use activation functions at the nodes, KANs place these functions along the connections between nodes. This post will illustrate the innovative structure of Kolmogorov-Arnold Networks (KANs) through clear examples and straightforward insights, aiming to make these advanced concepts understandable and accessible to a broader audience.
Our must-read articles
1. Stacking Ensemble Method for Brain Tumor Classification: Performance Analysis by Cristian Rodríguez
This article delves into medical image analysis, specifically focusing on the classification of brain tumors. It introduces a novel approach that combines the power of stacking ensemble machine learning with sophisticated image feature extraction techniques. Through comparative evaluations, insights are provided into the effectiveness and potential applications of the proposed approach in medical imaging and diagnosis.
2. Exploring EfficientAD: Accurate Visual Anomaly Detection at Millisecond-Level Latencies: A Brief Overview by Vincent Liu
Anomaly detection in computer vision has come a long way, and many fantastic algorithms have been deployed in production. However, the community always seeks a more efficient solution without sacrificing accuracy. This article shares a disruptive breakthrough in anomaly detection published in February 2024, EfficentAD. It is an unsupervised learning approach.
Many developers have likely used GitHub Copilot, a revolutionary development tool that significantly boosts productivity and gradually transforms programming habits. This article explores how to use Llama3 to build a team-exclusive private Copilot, enhancing team productivity while safeguarding code privacy.
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