Knowledge graphs are network graphs that link related concepts and properties together to create a form of inferencing engine, with knowledge engineering being the programming aspect of graph usage. Explore how knowledge graphs are created and queried, how they are used as part of a broader form of enterprise metadata management, and how they tie into ML and the IoT.
Many are ground-breaking innovations that make LLMs much faster and not prone to hallucinations. They reduce the cost, latency, and amount of computer resources (GPU,… Read More »30 Features that Dramatically Improve LLM Performance – Part 1
Image by Pete Linforth from Pixabay Technological advances useful in solving some problems can often trigger side effects and other problems in the process. Consider… Read More »When semantically connected data matters most
Takeaways from my July 2024 interview with cloud architect and author David Linthicum David Linthicum Wall Street now agrees that generative AI is past the… Read More »A generative AI reality check for enterprises
Image by Eleanor Smith from Pixabay Networking technologists and social scientists alike know what the Meltcalfe’s Law is. It’s popularly known as the Network Effect.… Read More »How to make dumb AI networks smarter
Image by Annette from Pixabay One of the common dilemmas in a typical large enterprise is that multiple groups from different geographies and business units… Read More »Boosting innovation initiatives with knowledge graphs
This is not just another rant about OpenAI. I actually have something very positive to say, even if in the end, the answer to my… Read More »More Math Hallucinations with OpenAI, worse with Gemini
SwissVault has been a game-changer since I first encountered them. Their groundbreaking approach to data storage has left a lasting impression on me, particularly their ability to combine high performance with environmental sustainability. This episode was an eye-opener for many reasons, and I believe it showcased the future of data storage.
Explore how AI is revolutionizing education in Episode 10 of the AI Think Tank Podcast. Join host Dan Wilson with guests Wes Kreisel and Kunal Dalal from Orange County Department of Education as they discuss AI’s transformative impact, overcoming challenges, and fostering student leadership. Special guest Qasir Rafiq shares his mission to educate one million students globally with advanced AI skills. Discover innovative strategies, success stories, and the importance of global collaboration in shaping the future of education.
Join Dan Wilson and guest Wes Kussmaul on the AI Think Tank Podcast as they explore computing in the 1980s, the evolution of online privacy, the birth of social media, and the future of digital trust. Discover how PKI and authentic identities can revolutionize internet security in this insightful episode.
Interview with Jans Aasman, CEO of Franz, Inc. Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay Jans Aasman’s AI background goes back to his training as a… Read More »Build your own chatbot and talk to your own documents
