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Sully

@SullyOmarr

Jan 30

the @aisdk is probably the best way to build an ai app right now

you can go from idea -> working ai app in 15 mins.

its made working with llms 10x more enjoyable ( and we ship faster)

its literally one loc to swap to over any LLM provider

Generate object is goated for structured outputs

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Sully

@SullyOmarr

Jun 12, 2023

Google recently launched Vertex - their new AI offering

It includes various ML models, including text, image recognition and more all in one spot

And the best part: Anyone can leverage them for their business with a single developer

Here's my favourite ones + example use cases

1/ PaLM 2, their foundational text model - similar to chatGPT & powers bard, but can be tuned for a wide variety of use-cases.

Ex: You're a small bakery, you copy paste all your reviews into it, and find out people love cupcakes, but want gluten free options

2/ Embeddings for Images, lets you capture images and their features.

Ex: Landscape designers can suggest based on images. Client can share photos of yards they found online, and AI suggests plants, lights pavers etc super easily and automatically

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Sully

@SullyOmarr

Jun 8, 2023

So its been a few days since the vision pro launch, and I think i figured out Apple's VR play.

Or rather, how VR will actually take off, and why Apple is perfectly positioned to build Jarvis in real life..

Alright so lets get the facts straight:
- Vision pro is $3.5k
- Comes out 2024
- M2 + R1 chip
- Their WWDC announcement was VERY different for the vision pro (generally they have everyone using it)
- No specific use cases (replacement for tv? taking a video of your kid? work?)

Seems like Apple is taking a huge risk with vision pro, and they aren't quite sure how it'll play out, so they made some bets, like those i mentioned.

But right off the bat we can cross off:
- IRL use cases (the taking a video of your kid was creepy, black mirror stuff)

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Sully

@SullyOmarr

May 25, 2023

Microsoft just announced they are adding Windows Copilot, their AI operating system.

It looks great at a first glance, and you'd think Apple is in trouble. But that's far from the truth.

While Windows AI OS might be cool, Apple's MacOS may have already won.

Here's why:

Ok first up the new Windows AI OS. From the demo video it
- copilot like os, basically clippy
- lets you edit, summarize and create documents across windows
- can use a chatbot to change settings like dark mode or turn bluetooth on
- send images to teams

Microsoft has done a killer job at adopting AI at an absolutely insane speed.

They were first on:
- OpenAI investment
- AI in bing
- AI tooling inside office365 + way more

But here is the issue, and where MSFT starts to fall flat..

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Sully

@SullyOmarr

May 21, 2023

The medical industry will never be the same again.

Google has released Med-PALM2, their LLM specifically for medical purposes.

It scored higher than humans on a medical exam.

Heres the breakdown, and a glimpse of future of healthcare:

Alright so what' is med-palm? It's google's version of palm-2, but fine tuned and trained specifically for medical purposes.

That means its much MUCH better than a generic LLM at
- understanding users questions
- understanding various health scenarios
- synthesizing answers

And here is the crazy part. It scored 86.5% on the MedQA dataset, the highest out any LLM.

The dataset contains general USMLE style questions. These are the same questions a person is applying for a medical license would answer in an exam beforehand.

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Sully

@SullyOmarr

May 20, 2023

Quick comparison of Claude vs GPT-4.

Speed on GPT4 is a huge issue, and its still slower despite it not being peak times.

How do you think the outputs compare?