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The Death of the “Every thing Prompt”: Google’s Move Toward Structured AI

been laying the groundwork for a more structured option to construct interactive, stateful AI-driven applications. One in all the more interesting outcomes of this effort was the discharge of their latest Interactions API...

Why Is My Code So Slow? A Guide to Py-Spy Python Profiling

frustrating issues to debug in data science code aren’t syntax errors or logical mistakes. Quite, they arrive from code that does exactly what it's presupposed to do, but takes its sweet time doing...

Mechanistic Interpretability: Peeking Inside an LLM

Intro tips on how to examine and manipulate an LLM’s neural network. That is the subject of mechanistic interpretability research, and it could answer many exciting questions. Remember: An LLM is a deep artificial neural...

Construct Your Own Custom LLM Memory Layer from Scratch

is a fresh start. Unless you explicitly supply information from previous sessions, the model has no built‑in sense of continuity across requests or sessions. This stateless design is great for parallelism and safety,...

Plan–Code–Execute: Designing Agents That Create Their Own Tools

today deal with how multiple agents coordinate while choosing tools from a predefined toolbox. While effective, this design quietly assumes that the tools required for a task are known prematurely. Let’s challenge that assumption...

Making a Data Pipeline to Monitor Local Crime Trends

about examining crime trends in your local area. You recognize that relevant data exists, and you might have some basic analytical skills which you can use to research this data. Nonetheless, this data...

Routing in a Sparse Graph: a Distributed Q-Learning Approach

concerning the Small-World Experiment, conducted by Stanley Milgram within the 1960’s. He devised an experiment by which a letter was given to a volunteer person in the US, with the instruction to forward...

On the Possibility of Small Networks for Physics-Informed Learning

Introduction within the period of 2017-2019, physics-informed neural networks (PINNs) have been a very talked-about area of research within the scientific machine learning (SciML) community . PINNs are used to unravel atypical and partial...

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