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AI Wiki

A colleague pitched the idea of creating an “AI Wiki” with best pratices. I am not fond of the idea because there’s way too much nuance to consider still, which would likely render any Wiki article flat out incorrect. A major reason for this is that perhaps most users are using AI Systems and not really the the models themselves - and there is ... Read more

[UPDATED] Clash Eval

description: “Details the Clash evaluation framework for LLM comparison, describing methodology, scoring metrics, and case study results across multiple models.” layout: post title: “ClashEval: When LLM Safeguards Clash with RAG” date: 2024-05-20 last_updated: 2024-05-20 tags: [llm, rag, misinformation, ai-safety, aleph alpha] — A recent paper ... Read more

DeutschlandGPT: Not Quite 'Made in Germany'

A recent LinkedIn post about “DeutschlandGPT” caught my eye, promising an AI solution “Made in Germany”. Upon closer inspection, some concerning details emerged. The company behind DeutschlandGPT, as listed in their Impressum, is DeutschlandGPT GmbH based in Germering. This suggests they’re likely just an ordinary T-Systems customer rather than... Read more

The Rise of AI-Generated Videos

Peter Gostev, Head of AI at Moonpig, recently shared his experience with AI-generated videos on LinkedIn. It’s a topic I’ve been following closely, and I’d like to share my thoughts on this evolving technology. Gostev noted that while AI video generation has long seemed promising, the results have often fallen short. However, he reported a rece... Read more

AI-Generated UI/UX: Promise and Pitfalls

From Ethan Mollick’s LinkedIn post about AI-generated sound effects to the recent Heise iX article on AI in UI design, it’s clear that AI is making inroads into every aspect of digital creation. But as with any new technology, it’s crucial to approach these developments with a critical eye. The Heise iX article, for instance, shows that while C... Read more