To check your Ubuntu version, use the terminal commands lsb_release -a for full details, lsb_release -d for version only, or cat /etc/os-release for system information. Alternatively, go to System Settings → About in the GUI for version and kernel details. For hardware details, use uname -m and sudo lshw commands in the terminal or check … Read more
As the landscape of technology and machine learning evolves, we’re witnessing a paradigm shift in the field of software development. The advent of AI-powered code-writing assistants, like Github’s Copilot, Alphabet’s DeepMind’s AlphaCode, and Amazon’s CodeWhisperer, is revolutionizing the traditional practice of writing code and molding new development workflows. This Finxter article based on a new … Read more
Checking your Python version on Ubuntu is similar to other operating systems by running the command python –version or python -V. Check Ubuntu Python Version This section will guide you through the process of checking the Python version using the Terminal Command method. 🖥️ Terminal Command To check the Python version in your Ubuntu system, … Read more
Do you need to know how to check your PowerShell version? This mission-critical question was on my mind, too, just a few minutes ago. In this article, I’ll show you how I did it. Ready? Check, go! 👇 Identify Your PowerShell Version One of the most common and recommended ways is by using the $PSVersionTable … Read more
Large language models (LLMs) are all the hype right now, and rightly so. Using LLMs, i.e., prompting, is the new programming. In this quick article, I’ll show you the best LLM Python libraries. Let’s get started! 👇 Top LLM Python Libraries First, we’ll cover OpenAI, LangChain, Hugging Face, Cohere, Pinecone, and ChatOpenAI. OpenAI OpenAI is … Read more
To check the version of LangChain installed on your system, open a terminal or command prompt and type the following command: This command will display information about the installed LangChain package, including the version number. A Few Words on Langchain LangChain 🦜🔗 is a powerful framework designed to build applications that harness the capabilities of … Read more
Recent research found that AI chatbots can form societies mimicking human social dynamics. The study carried out on Chirper.ai, a platform populated only by chatbots, revealed that similar AI agents engage more than dissimilar ones, much like humans do. These findings open the door to developing more sophisticated AI-driven models of human societies, revolutionizing our … Read more
💡 Definition: A prompt generator is a specialized software tool designed to create high-quality input prompts to guide the responses of other AI programs, such as ChatGPT or Midjourney. Its primary objective is to enhance the output quality of these AI programs, ensuring more accurate, detailed, and contextually appropriate results. I spent most of my … Read more
Stepping into the rapidly advancing world of large language models (LLMs), researchers put the AI model GPT3.5 under the microscope, challenging it with the complexities of real-world medical protocols in radiology. Doctors, when ordering an imaging study, typically provide a succinct summary of the patient’s symptoms, medical history, and clinical findings. This information guides the … Read more
I just created this fun little browser game that you can play right here in your browser. It’s based on HTML and JavaScript so you should be able to play it offline too. 👇✂️📃🪨👇 🪨 Rock 📃 Paper ✂️ Scissors Reset Game 👩💻 Player: 0, 🤖 Computer: 0 In case you’re interested in the JavaScript … Read more
GPT-4All and Ooga Booga are two prominent tools in the world of artificial intelligence and natural language processing. GPT-4All, developed by Nomic AI, is a large language model (LLM) chatbot fine-tuned from the LLaMA 7B model, a leaked large language model from Meta (formerly Facebook). This chatbot is trained on a massive dataset of text … Read more
Subjectively, I found Vicuna much better than GPT4all based on some examples I did in text generation and overall chatting quality. Yes, GPT4all did a great job extending its training data set with GPT4all-j, but still, I like Vicuna much more. Many voices from the open-source community (e.g., this one from Hacker News) agree with … Read more