Scalability is crucial - systems need to be designed with the assumption that query volume, document corpus size, indexing complexity etc. could increase by 10x. What works at one scale may completely break at a higher scale.
Sharding the index, either by document or by word, is important to distribute the indexing and querying load across machines.
We are excited to release the first version of our multimodal assistant Yasa-1, a language assistant with visual and auditory sensors that can take actions via code execution.
We trained Yasa-1 from scratch, including pretraining base models from ground zero, aligning them, as well as heavily optimizing both our training and serving infrastructure.... See more
The foundation of any successful AI project is good data. Poor data management can lead to “data cascades,” where one issue leads to another, impacting the user experience. Investing in robust data practices early on can prevent these pitfalls.
TLDR: Vector databases are NOT safe. Text embeddings can be inverted. We can do this exactly for sentence-length inputs and get very close with paragraphs...
They also released a really clean Python library for doing embedding inversion (https://github.com/jxmorris12/vec2text/) and some models for inverting openAI ada 2 embeddings.
Service firms are hired for two reasons:
Do a job that the client doesn’t have the bandwidth or expertise to do.
Offer third-party expertise in decisions (cynically, to cover the client’s a**.)
That execution-oriented first bucket tends to include IT implementations (like cloud migration projects), financial audits, and outsourced customer support –... See more
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Analyze user queries and feedback to identify topic clusters, capabilities, and areas of user dissatisfaction. This will help you prioritize improvements.
Why should we do this? Let me give you an example. I once worked with a company that provided a technical documentation search system. By clustering user queries, we identified two main issues: