Tag: Artificial Intelligence

Latest Read: Superintelligence

Post author By Don Kasprzak
Post date September 28, 2024

Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies by Nick Bostrom.

Nick holds an MA in Philosophy and Physics from Stockholm University, an MSc in Computational Neuroscience from King’s College London, and a PhD in Philosophy from the London School of Economics.

He remains a Professor at Oxford University where he serves as the founding Director of the Future of Humanity Institute. He is a former lecturer at Yale University and British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow at Oxford.

Nick has been recognized as one of the most respected philosophers about AI safety and ethics. As a result, “Superintelligence” has been noted as a critical read for anyone to understand AI systems development.

We should not be surprised to see a respected Philosopher ask: what happens when machines surpass humans in general intelligence? With so many question surrounding this issue, he addresses a foundation for understanding our future and intelligent life. I found this book extremely fascinating.

Tags Artificial Intelligence, Innovation, tipping point

Artificial Intelligence Education Innovation Reading

Latest Read: The Human Cloud

Post author By Don Kasprzak
Post date September 21, 2024

The Human Cloud: How Today’s Changemakers Use Artificial Intelligence and the Freelance Economy to Transform Work by Matthew Mottola and Matthew Douglas Coatney.

Matthew Mottola holds an MBA from Babson College. He is Co-Founder and CEO of The Human Cloud. He is a visiting Lecturer at the Georgia Institute of Technology College of Business. Matthew Douglas Coatney holds a Master of Science from Ohio State University. He is CIO and Thomson Hine.

Together, Mottola and Coatney are providing a good overview of how AI and the freelance economy are reshaping work dynamics. In fact, readers across the country and the world will understand one case studies as a global brand from Milwaukee Wisconsin. This organization has indeed adjusted to the new freelance economy. When this occurs in your own backyard, you’ll understand why.

You must understand that the true power of AI to alter work has yet to hit its full stride. If you’re not aware how this will certainly impact you, then you may indeed get run over. I’m not kidding and Mottola and Coatney are beginning to lay the foundation for what is coming.

Tags Artificial Intelligence, change, Innovation, tipping point

Artificial Intelligence Education Reading

Latest Read: Managing Machine Learning Projects

Post author By Don Kasprzak
Post date September 14, 2024

Managing Machine Learning Projects: From design to deployment by Simon Thompson.

Simon holds a Phd in Philosophy from the University of Oxford UK. His is the former Director of AI research at BT Labs. Today he serves as the Head of Data Science at GFT Technologies.

Simon is revealing that managing ML projects to production can seem like navigating uncharted waters.

By revealing the challenges of accounting for large data resources to tracking multiple models, machine learning has very different requirements when compared to building traditional software applications. Simon does acknowledge this challenge and asks readers to execute this on a more even scale.

Managing Machine Learning Projects is an end-to-end guide for delivering ML applications on time and under budget. Simon is revealing the tools, approaches, and processes designed to handle the challenges of machine learning project management. To help readers Simon is deploying a full case study.

Tags Artificial Intelligence, machine learning, project management

Artificial Intelligence Education Reading

Latest Read: Understanding Large Language Models

Post author By Don Kasprzak
Post date September 6, 2024

Understanding Large Language Models: Learning Their Underlying Concepts and Technologies by Thimira Amaratunga.

Thimira holds a MS in Computer Science from the University of Colombo. A long time senior software architect at Pearson, today he is a software engineer at CloudMarc and even holds patents related to dynamic neural networks and online learning semantics.

This book is teaching underlying concepts of Large Language Models (LLMs). Thimira begins by introducing ChatGPT, and how it links to LLMs. Readers will next learn about Natural Language Processing (NLP) which led to the development of LLMs.

Thimira is striving to tackle some rather complex concepts regarding LLMs and is presenting them to readers in such a manner that is easier to understand. He is also providing insights into architecture, functions, and applications.

For more mature programmers, the book is aiming to provide a thorough understanding of LLMs in order to inspire them to implement these models in their projects.

Tags Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT

Artificial Intelligence Education Reading

Latest Read: Learn AI-assisted Python Programming

Post author By Don Kasprzak
Post date August 31, 2024

Learn AI-assisted Python Programming: With GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT by Leo Porter and Daniel Zingaro.

Leo holds an MS and PhD in Computer Science from the University of San Diego and is a Professor in Computer Science and Engineering at University of San Diego. Daniel holds a MS in Computer Science from McMaster University and PhD in Computer Science Education from the University of Toronto and is an Associate Professor at the University of Toronto.

Together, Leo and Daniel are sharing their to provide resources in leveraging both GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT to learn programming. Their book is targeting new users who seek to jump start their Python programming knowledge with modern AI tools.

Both are emphasizing how GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT are certainly delivering Python coding more accessible, breaking down the long held traditional barriers to understanding syntax and focusing on how users can leverage Python to focus on problem solving. This does reveal how AI can update code and correct beginners mistakes.

Tags Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT, Copilot