Posts about evergreen — from the AI Labs team.
AI in finance runs deepest where no one sees it — fraud models, risk scoring engines, and the batch pipelines settling trillions overnight. Here's what those systems actually look like.
Bigger isn't better anymore. Small LLMs fine-tuned for specific tasks are beating GPT-4-class models on real benchmarks, at a fraction of the cost.
We've run enough cohorts to know: the moment a student hits a CUDA error at 9pm, a recorded video doesn't help. A live instructor does.
Embedding models are the unglamorous backbone of every RAG pipeline. Here's how to pick one that won't embarrass you in production.
AI in healthcare isn't just hype. Here's what radiology models, triage systems, and clinical NLP actually look like when engineers build them.
We tested pgvector, Pinecone, Weaviate, and Qdrant across real student projects. Here's what actually broke, what didn't, and what we run in production.
AI for cybersecurity isn't hype anymore. SOC teams are running LLMs on alert triage, BERT models on phishing, and unsupervised anomaly detectors on network logs. Here's what's actually working.
AI training isn't one thing anymore. Here's how to read the landscape and pick the format that actually matches your goals.
AI software development isn't coming for engineers — but it's absolutely changing what engineering looks like. Here's what we're seeing at the front lines.
RAG vs fine-tuning keeps coming up in office hours. Here's the actual decision framework we use, with latency numbers and cost data from our LLM Fine-Tuning Lab.
Before you tune a timeout or raise a token limit, you should know what transformer attention is actually doing to your request. Here's the real mechanism.
A short hello and what to expect here.
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