Tag: OReilly

This time of year, everyone publishes predictions. They’re fun, but I don’t find them a good source of insight into ...

Artificial Intelligence continues to dominate the news. In the past month, we’ve seen a number of major updates to language ...

A surprising number of the entries for AI are about generative models that don’t generate text or artwork—specifically, they generate ...

AI, and specifically large language models, continue to dominate the news–so much so that it’s no longer a well-defined topic, ...

Large language models continue to colonize the technology landscape. They’ve broken out of the AI category, and now are showing ...

TLDR: Cloudless apps use protocols instead of centralized services, making them easily portable. (Imagine application storage and compute as unstoppable ...

In March, it felt like large language models sucked all the air out of the room. There were so many announcements ...

ChatGPT, or something built on ChatGPT, or something that’s like ChatGPT, has been in the news almost constantly since ChatGPT ...

The past month’s news has again been dominated by AI–specifically large language models–specifically ChatGPT and Microsoft’s AI-driven search engine, Bing/Sydney. ...

This year’s report on the O’Reilly learning platform takes a detailed look at how our customers used the platform. Our goal is ...

(Dear readers: this is a scaled-down excerpt from a larger project I’m working on. I’ll let you know when that ...

This month’s news seems to have been derailed by the three-ring circus: Musk and Twitter, Musk and Tesla, and SBF ...

Perhaps unsurprisingly, December was a slow month. Blog posts and articles dropped off over the holidays; the antics of Sam ...

This month’s news has been overshadowed by the implosion of SBF’s TFX and the possible implosion of Elon Musk’s Twitter. ...

Maintaining a separate category for AI is getting difficult. We’re seeing important articles about AI infiltrating security, programming, and almost ...