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[22nd September 2024] Interesting Things I Learnt This Week

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1. The Genius Behind the Quantum Navigation Breakthrough - This is the World's First Unhackable Quantum GPS. Using the coldest atoms in the Universe, it may revolutionise the way we navigate. This Youtuber to got to go behind the scenes and see their device up close to try and understand just how important this breakthrough is. My Take : This video goes into more details about how quantum navigation works as well hits the home run in explaining why its really needed. I had also mentioned about Quantum Navigation in a previous post where IEEE had covered it. This video goes to explain more details of it and if you are a physics nerd, you would enjoy it.   2. Forget ChatGPT: why researchers now run small AIs on their laptops -  This article talks about the different small and locally runnable LLMs which various scientists are using for not just poetry but also for medicine. The locally runnable LLMs have the distinct advantage of preserving privacy, fine tuning using the open...

Lessons from Wonka, LLM Edition

 Being bored right after watching Wonka, I decided to try this out. Gave ChatGPT3.5, Bard, Mistral and llama2 the following prompt.  write a note about entrepreneurial lessons to be learnt from the story of wonka Following is what they generated  ChatGPT3.5 Subject: Entrepreneurial Lessons from the Story of Wonka Dear Entrepreneurs and Dreamers, In the whimsical world of Willy Wonka, where chocolate rivers flow and everlasting gobstoppers exist, there lies a treasure trove of entrepreneurial lessons waiting to be unwrapped. The tale of Willy Wonka, the eccentric chocolatier, is more than just a fantastical story; it's a guidebook for those daring enough to dream big and embark on their entrepreneurial journey. Unbridled Creativity: Willy Wonka's factory is a testament to the power of imagination. Entrepreneurs can learn that creativity knows no bounds. Innovate, think outside the box, and let your imagination run wild. Sometimes, the most extraordinary ideas come from th...

Some thoughts on LLMs

The comparison between the current stage of Large Language Models (LLMs) and the introduction of databases in the computer industry is related to the potential impact of LLMs on various applications and industries. Just as databases provided a foundation for various computer systems like Google Search and Gmail, LLMs are becoming a foundation for various language-related applications. Companies like Google have already demonstrated promising results with multiple LLMs, such as Bard, at their I/O conference. OpenAI has also partnered with Microsoft to develop innovative LLM solutions. In addition, the open-source community is making significant contributions to the development of LLMs, as seen with projects like Vicuna. Looking into the future, the open-source solutions may play an essential role in running custom-tuned on-premise or on-device LLMs. This highlights the potential for innovative solutions and applications that can be built on top of these LLMs. One industry that could ben...

Difference between Agile and Waterfall model as per ChatGPT

I asked chatgpt3 to explain difference between Agile and Waterfall model of project management. This is what it came up with Sure, here's a humorous way to explain the difference between the agile and waterfall models: The agile model is like a game of basketball, where the team is constantly adapting to the changing situation on the court and working together to come up with creative solutions. The waterfall model is more like a game of chess, where each move is carefully planned out in advance and the goal is to follow a strict set of rules to achieve victory. In other words, the agile model is all about flexibility and adaptability, while the waterfall model is about following a predetermined plan. So if you're the type of person who likes to wing it and go with the flow, the agile model is probably for you. But if you're a stickler for rules and like to have everything planned out in advance, the waterfall model might be a better fit. Then I asked about satire, and thi...