With reports that the ChatGPT owner OpenAI is eyeing an initial public offering (IPO) in the second half of 2026, in what could be the largest debut of all time, it’s worth looking at what the artificial intelligence leader could bring to Wall Street. Although CEO Sam Altman has remained noncommittal when it comes to unveiling his intentions towards going public this year, there have been reports that OpenAI could look to debut at a valuation of $1 […]

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Author(s): Shashwata Bhattacharjee Originally published on Towards AI. The discourse surrounding artificial intelligence has long centered on computational capability — model parameters, benchmark scores, reasoning depth. Yet the most profound transformation in human-AI interaction stems not from architectural sophistication, but from an emergent capability that was never explicitly programmed: affective pattern recognition at the micro-behavioral level. What we’re witnessing isn’t the creation of artificial empathy. It’s something far more consequential: the systematic extraction and modeling of human emotional […]

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Real-world data streams, such as news articles and social media posts, are dynamic and nonstationary, creating challenges for real-time structured representation via knowledge graphs, where relation extraction is a key component. Continual relation extraction (CRE) addresses this setting by incrementally learning new relations while preserving previously acquired knowledge. This work investigates the use of pretrained language models for CRE, focusing on large language models (LLMs) and the effectiveness of memory replay in mitigating forgetting. We evaluated decoder-only models […]

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For a few weeks now I have been working on a new idea: an autonomous robot photographer. My ultimate goal is to build a fully autonomous robot which could take well-composed pictures in various social events: conferences, open days, weddings and so on. In the process I am also hoping to build a scalable system that could be extended to more complicated tasks and, potentially, used as a teaching tool at an undergraduate level. I am planning to […]

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Understanding retrieval in RAG systems by experimenting with different chunk sizes The post Chunk Size as an Experimental Variable in RAG Systems appeared first on Towards Data Science.

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Hi everyone! I hope you’re having a great sunday. Me and my collegue decided this week to rewrite an api made with Laravel Lumen using ASP.NET Core. While doing so, I was wondering wheter some kind of tool existed to help generate the documentation of the API (since we all know writing a documentation is the least fun thing in programming) and I came across Swagger.

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“Our children cannot be used as lab rats for Big Tech to experiment on,” Senator Steve Padilla said. He just introduced a bill to ban AI chatbots in toys until safety regulations are developed.  

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How Pattern Recognition Architecture Accidentally Became Behavioral Psychology at Scale The discourse surrounding artificial intelligence has long centered on computational capability — model parameters, benchmark scores, reasoning depth. Yet the most profound transformation in human-AI interaction stems not from architectural sophistication, but from an emergent capability that was never explicitly programmed: affective pattern recognition at the micro-behavioral level. What we’re witnessing isn’t the creation of artificial empathy. It’s something far more consequential: the systematic extraction and modeling of human emotional architecture […]

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