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Developing our position on AI - Blog - Recurse Center
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Had an interesting debate with @_sholtodouglas last night.
Can you have a 'superhuman AI scientist' before you get human level learning efficiency?
(Currently, models take orders of magnitude more data that humans to learn equivalent skills, even ones they perform at 99th percentile level).... See more
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Using LLMs to Convert Unstructured Data Into Structured Data
One of the most common use cases for Enterprise AI is NER, or named entity extraction.
It's particularly useful when combined with transcription if you run a call center - you transcribe the call and then extract key terms. Much... See more