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GPT-3: The Hype, Accolades and Misnomers

by Russ Couturier | Aug 4, 2020 | Artificial Intelligence

There has been much ado about OpenAI’s new GPT-3 model architecture and rightfully so. It is impressive to say the least. GPT-3 is an autoregressive language model that uses deep learning to produce human-like text. In a nutshell, GPT-3 is a promising exercise in the...

NLP Practitioners: Are You Building a Ship or Just Chopping Wood?

by Russ Couturier | Jul 27, 2020 | Artificial Intelligence

The Vikings ruled the seas from 793–1066 AD with their now-famous long and durable ships. Their exceptional sailing and navigational skills made them a dominant force that changed the course of European history. But it was their technology and ship building mastery...

How Gracie Will Mercifully Render Me Obsolete

by Alex Trigaux | Jun 10, 2019 | Artificial Intelligence, Human-Augmented Intelligence, Machine Learning

I have been an independent stock trader for the majority of my adult life. I have no formal finance education. I was an English major. Approaching stock evaluation from a linguistic standpoint, as it turns out, was a novel way to go about things. I quickly learned...

Overcoming the Limits of Machine Learning

by Russ Couturier | May 31, 2019 | Human-Augmented Intelligence, Machine Learning

Machine learning (ML) has been overhyped and has generally under-delivered. In fact, I would argue that the term itself is a misnomer. A more accurate name might be machine classification or machine filtering because what the technology actually does is label buckets...

GPT-3: The Hype, Accolades and Misnomers

NLP Practitioners: Are You Building a Ship or Just Chopping Wood?

How Gracie Will Mercifully Render Me Obsolete

Overcoming the Limits of Machine Learning

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