Author Archives: Sagar Sharma - Page 2
Can OpenAI’s canvas really keep up?
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Researchers have proposed a new technique called L-Mul, which solves the problem of energy-intensive floating point multiplications in LLMs.
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Proposed RNNs, including minGRU and minLSTM, are 175x and 235x faster per training step than traditional GRUs and LSTMs for a sequence length of 512.
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LC/NC platforms have to adapt to the changes all developers are going through - the AI change.
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“Practically becoming a versatile tool of no use!”
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Compared to Win, Ubuntu is ~20-30% faster in text gen inference workloads & ~50-60% faster in image generation workloads.
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RHEL AI offers up to 50% lower costs compared to similar solutions, making AI development more economically viable for enterprises.
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RIP RAG. RIG is Here
RIG enables the AI to provide more up-to-date and accurate answers.
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With techniques like CoT, we are moving towards explainable AI systems and slowly moving away from models that were prone to blackbox.
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