AI Briefing 02/20

Stanford student hacks give browser smart capabilities

New Hacks: Origin

Origin is an app to Organize your browser history into context-aware workspaces with AI generated summary, which then offers semantic search, and recommendation system.

By Arvind Rajaraman, @Arvind_ML

Won the Best Frontier Tech Hack at @Stanford’s TreeHacks 🌲 with my team

@pgasawa, @iyoushe03 and Jason Ding, for our app — Origin!

Arvind Rajaraman @Arvind_ML

Each workspace contains semantic search, an Open AI-generated summary, and a recommendation system. Using collaborative filtering 👥, we provide users with similar web browsing patterns similar resources. E.g. displaying documentation when browsing StackOverflow! 7/9

https://github.com/pgasawa/origin.git

New Products: langchain new features

By @LangChainAI, Sunday release with two BIG new features!

🧑‍⚖️Self-Critique Chain with Constitutional AI - based on @AnthropicAI paper, implemented by @Charlie43375818

🏡 Self-Hosted Model Support via @runhouse_ - for enterprise 🏭, privacy conscious👀 users, by @DonnyGreenberg

Paper: Large Vision Models

William Falcon, @_willfalcon points to a paper by @GoogleAI titled “Scaling Vision Transformers to 22 Billion Parameters”, The model is called ViT (ViT-22B).

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2302.05442.pdf

William Falcon ⚡️ @_willfalcon

LLM? old news. New hotness will be LVMs (Large Vision Models). This time, looks like @GoogleAI is finally staying ahead of @OpenAI. How well does it work? a 🧵-> 1/n arxiv.org/pdf/2302.05442…