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Asif Razzaq
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Asif Razzaq
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In this tutorial, we walk through an end-to-end, advanced workflow for knowledge graph embeddings using PyKEEN, actively exploring how modern embedding models are trained, evaluated, optimized, and interpreted in practice. We start by understanding the structure of a real knowledge graph dataset, then systematically train and compare multiple embedding models, tune their hyperparameters, and analyze […]
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Asif Razzaq
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Michal Sutter
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Michal Sutter
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Asif Razzaq
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Asif Razzaq
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Most AI applications still showcase the model as a chat box. That interface is simple, but it hides what agents are actually doing, such as planning steps, calling tools, and updating state. Generative UI is about letting the agent drive real interface elements, for example tables, charts, forms, and progress indicators, so the experience feels […]
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Asif Razzaq
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SuccubusAI caters to people looking for an AI companion that doesn’t impose heavy moderation or conversational limits. Instead of steering chats into predefined lanes, it supports open discussion, flexible expression, and interactions that naturally adjust as the conversation evolves. SuccubusAI How does it work? SuccubusAI uses advanced natural language models to generate replies that reflect tone, style, and context. Once inside the chat, users can type anything they want to discuss – everyday topics, role-play, or more explicit ideas – and the AI responds instantly while adapting to personal preferences. Unlike standard chatbots, the system avoids rigid content breaks, allowing […]
Mark Borg
3 days 9 hours ago
What sets Lume AI Photo Generator apart is its clear presentation and immediate ease of use. New users can produce strong visuals within seconds, and anyone can modify styles, add references, or test blended approaches. The platform fits personal work, professional needs, quick ideation, and relaxed creative testing. By removing the need for paint or photo software, Lume AI Photo Generator delivers a fast, adaptable digital space with few creative limits. How does it work? By entering a written prompt describing the desired outcome, Lume AI Photo Generator produces one or more images aligned with that description. The system includes […]
Mark Borg
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Asif Razzaq
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Michal Sutter
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Asif Razzaq
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Maxime Mommessin
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SoftBank is said to be in discussions to invest an additional $30 billion in OpenAI, a deal that would rewrite the competitive balance for artificial intelligence around the world. The talks were earlier reported by Reuters, citing a report from The Wall Street Journal, and they would follow OpenAI’s exploration of raising about $100 billion; that funding round could put the group at around an estimated $830 billion valuation. If the deal does happen, it will be one of the most significant AI-related investments floated to date, and it’s a sign that SoftBank wants a front-row seat in AI rather than just watching […]
Mark Borg
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Tencent Hunyuan has open sourced HPC-Ops, a production grade operator library for large language model inference architecture devices. HPC-Ops focuses on low level CUDA kernels for core operators such as Attention, Grouped GEMM, and Fused MoE, and exposes them through a compact-C and Python API for integration into existing inference stacks. HPC-Ops runs in large […]
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Michal Sutter
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Asif Razzaq
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Data science agents should inspect datasets, design workflows, run code, and return verifiable answers, not just autocomplete Pandas code. DSGym, introduced by researchers from Stanford University, Together AI, Duke University, and Harvard University, is a framework that evaluates and trains such agents across more than 1,000 data science challenges with expert curated ground truth and […]
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Michal Sutter
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Asif Razzaq
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The EU has now singled X out – and this time it’s not political, misinformation based or some nebulous free speech argument. It has to do with porn: Specifically, there’s this question of the sexually explicit images that can be created using Grok, the AI associated with Elon Musk’s platform, and whether some of those were being used to make “digital undressing” content. This is the sort of thing that makes your stomach clench when you read it, because it’s not just harm that is abstract. It’s targeted, personal and in some instances may be illegal. And about the mood, too. This is not melodramatic E.U. […]
Mark Borg