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17 Dec

Google’s new AI video model sucks less at physics

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Google may have only recently begun rolling out its Veo generative AI to enterprise customers, but the company is not wasting any time getting a new version of the video tool out to early testers. On Monday, Google announced a preview of Veo 2. According to the company, Veo 2 “understands the language of cinematography.” In practice, that means you can reference a specific genre of film, cinematic effect or lens when prompting the model.Additionally, Google says the new model has a better understanding of real-world physics and human movement. Correctly modeling humans in motion is something all generative models…

17 Dec

Building a Local AI Code Reviewer with ClientAI and Ollama

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Ever wanted your own AI-powered code reviewer that runs entirely on your local machine? In this two-part tutorial, we'll build exactly that using ClientAI and Ollama. Our assistant will analyze Python code structure, identify potential issues, and suggest improvements — all while keeping your code private and secure. For ClientAI's docs see here and for Github Repo, here. Series Index Project Overview Our code analysis assistant will be capable of: Analyzing code structure and complexity Identifying style issues and potential problems Generating documentation suggestions Providing actionable improvement recommendations All of this will run locally on your machine, giving you the…

16 Dec

Google’s new AI tool Whisk uses images as prompts

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Google has yet another AI tool to add to the pile. Whisk is a Google Labs image generator that lets you use an existing image as your prompt. But its output only captures your starter image’s “essence” rather than recreating it with new details. So, it’s better for brainstorming and rapid-fire visualizations than edits of the source image.The company describes Whisk as “a new type of creative tool.” The input screen starts with a bare-bones interface with inputs for style and subject. This simple introductory interface only lets you choose from three predefined styles: sticker, enamel pin and plushie. I…

16 Dec

ChatGPT is getting ready to roll its Search tool out to everyone

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If you've been waiting patiently to try ChatGPT Search, you won't have to wait much longer. After rolling out to paid subscribers this fall, OpenAI announced Monday it would make the tool available to everyone, no Plus or Pro membership necessary, "over the coming months."At that point, all you need before you can start using ChatGPT Search is an OpenAI account. Once you're logged in, and if your query calls for it, ChatGPT will automatically search the web for the latest information to answer your question. You can also force it to search the web, thanks to a handy new…

15 Dec

How to Scrape and Analyse Data for Free using AI: From Collection to Insight

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While some websites are straightforward to scrape by using just Selenium, Puppeteer, and the like, other websites that implement advanced security measures such as CAPTCHAs and IP bans may prove difficult. To overcome these challenges and ensure you can scrape 99% of websites for free using the Scraper, you will be building this in this article; you will be integrating a proxy tool in your code that will help in bypassing these security measures. However, collecting the data is just one step; what you do with that data is equally, if not more, important. Often, this requires painstakingly sifting through…

15 Dec

Unlocking Mental Health Access Through Telehealth

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Breaking Barriers: The Potential of Telehealth in Mental Health Content:The rise of telehealth services since 2020 has opened new doors for mental health support, particularly for individuals with limited access to traditional care. However, as my recent project has shown, barriers such as lack of internet access and socioeconomic challenges still limit its full potential. Key Insight:Telehealth adoption grew to 27.7% (2020-2024), yet usage is uneven, ranging from 0% in some regions to over 80% in others. Addressing gaps like technological accessibility and outreach can significantly enhance engagement. Call to Action:Let’s reimagine how technology bridges gaps in mental health care.…

14 Dec

Google’s NotebookLM Audio Overviews will now let you call in with a question

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Google’s made a pretty big splash with its AI-generated podcast feature , and before the year is out the app is . As part of a larger redesign of Google’s AI notebook tool, Audio Overviews are now interactive.After generating an Audio Overview based on the sources you’ve uploaded, Google says you’ll be able to play the recording in a new “Interactive mode (BETA).” Clicking “Join” at any point in that new playback screen will get the AI hosts to call on you to ask a question, which they’ll answer live while you’re listening back. Google cautions that the feature is…

14 Dec

OpenAI published more of Elon Musk’s emails if that’s something you want to read

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OpenAI , in the form of a long timeline of emails, texts and legal filings, illustrating that to prevent OpenAI from converting into a for-profit company runs counter to what he wanted in 2017. Essentially, OpenAI is providing even more evidence to the fact that its former co-founder wanted the AI startup to become a for-profit company and make him CEO.You should read the whole blog to get all of the details (and get a sense for how billionaires email) but the gist is that in 2017, Musk and OpenAI came to an understanding that the then non-profit needed to…

12 Dec

Platform Engineering vs. MLOps: Key Comparisons

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Organizations must streamline traditional software development and machine learning (ML) workflows as the demand for faster innovation grows. This has led to the emergence of two specialized disciplines: Platform Engineering and MLOps. Both aim to simplify complex processes, but they focus on different aspects. Platform Engineering provides developers with tools to abstract infrastructure complexities, while MLOps focuses on the unique challenges of managing ML lifecycles. Though distinct, their overlapping principles often make them complementary in practice. This article compares Platform Engineering and MLOps by examining: their similarities and differences how Platform Engineering and MLOps evolved shared challenges and the modern…

12 Dec

Detecting and Analyzing Comment Quality Using Vector Search

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There is a good chance you encounter vector search regularly, even if you are not building applications with it. Discovering content recommendations based on previous liked content is a common use case of vector embeddings, and one that many of us utilize as consumers of media. Yet, you may not realize vector search can do a lot more than tell us what new movie to watch on a Saturday evening. Before you scroll down to the comments section on your favorite blog post, find out how vector search can help you decide if it’s worth your time. Everyday applications of…