New OpenAI Academy courses for the next era of work
OpenAI introduces three Academy courses that help people build practical AI skills, create repeatable workflows, and apply agents in everyday work.
OpenAI introduces three Academy courses that help people build practical AI skills, create repeatable workflows, and apply agents in everyday work.
if you’re learning, building, or researching, come through. no gatekeeping, no rigid structure. just people doing ml. it got a fancy name, but nothing super cool dool in it yet lol. NO – you don’t need to have any prior experience in ml don’t worry! the link is in the comments 🙂 submitted by /u/Spen08 [link] [comments]
hi, i’m in the middle of the david silver course, but I’d like a more practical understanding of it so I can make actual projects and get some hands on learning practice. any resources that i can use alongside/after this course? submitted by /u/blueberries_jpeg [link] [comments]
Imagine asking a travel agent to find flights from San Francisco to London. They present three detailed options, and you follow up with a simple request: “Book the second one, but change the departure to the morning.” If they stare at you blankly and ask, “Which flight are you referring to, and where are you flying?”, the illusion of intelligence shatters instantly. Yet, this aggressive amnesia is the exact default state of every large language model. Because LLMs […]
Read Online | Sign Up | Advertise Good morning, {{ first_name | AI enthusiasts }}. Jeff Bezos’ Prometheus has been floating around the AI rumor mill for months, but a fresh $12B raise has the Amazon founder finally showing his cards. Bezos just put a specific goal on the record: an “artificial general engineer” that helps humans design and build the world’s most complicated machines — while also making the contrarian case that the AI boom ends in […]
American economic policy is facing a crisis that cannot be solved simply by an election. The biggest economic problems of the moment, workforce shortages, small business fragility, and innovation gaps between regions, are stubbornly resistant to the usual solutions. More government alone does not fix them, and more markets alone does not fix them. Something in the middle has to do the work. Rhett Buttle has built a career on naming that something. As the founder and CEO […]
Abstract: Classical Design by Contract (DbC) implicitly relies on the “Memory Axiom”—the assumption that human collaborators possess persistent contextual memory. The emergence of stateless AI agents as primary code-producers invalidates this axiom. We propose that in an agentic workflow, the contract must transcend its role as a correctness specification and become a complete, self-contained reconstruction of system intent. :::tip This is Part 5 of my contract-style-comments (CSC) series. Part 4: Why Agentic Software Development Needs Documentation Stewardship Part 6: How to […]
I’ve written a C++ implementation of distilHuBERT. https://github.com/pfeatherstone/hubert.cpp It has no runtime dependencies, the weights are compiled into the library, it supports dynamic sizes, has performance on par with onnxruntime (in my tests) and can be easily integrated into any CMake project. Please let me know your thoughts. submitted by /u/Competitive_Act5981 [link] [comments]
La decisión preliminar del Tribunal Regional de Munich contra Google por sus AI Overviews no es una simple anécdota europea más en la larga historia de fricciones entre Bruselas, los tribunales nacionales y las grandes tecnológicas norteamericanas. Tampoco es, aunque algunos quieran presentarlo así, otro episodio de ese supuesto reflejo antimonopolístico europeo que en Silicon Valley se interpreta con una mezcla de irritación, superioridad moral y victimismo. Es algo bastante más importante: un tribunal ha dicho, en esencia, […]
Results are almost here. Good luck to everyone waiting for the final decision 🙂 submitted by /u/Sea_Muscle_4281 [link] [comments]