Tagged: tooling
12 entries
- Green boxes
Thinking about actually writing code instead of writing newsletters, as well as a lot of other open+ml news.
- En route
Links on culture, tools, and SAP in a trenchcoat.
- Agent of Change, three years in
About the next phase of the newsletter—what happens to open source when the LLM is an agent of change?
- Tides will ebb and flow
Highlights from recent news, including a few interesting new true-open models but lots of negative signs from other quarters of the open/AI culture wars.
- Taking stock of open(ish) machine learning
I’ve been writing this newsletter for about six months, so I thought it might be a good time to pause the news firehose, and instead review and synthesize what I’ve learned about the potential for open(ish?) machine learning. That took a while — so thanks for your patience, and welcome back!
- Maps and Legends
Micro-essays on the commons and model copyrightability; new open(ish) tools; and a lot more.
- Live from Sweden
Upcoming public panel moderation; shifting power via foundation models (open or not); public ability to understand via great WaPo visualization; modularity; and more.
- structure is good
Focusing on some key themes, via deployment on laptops, government algorithms, a blog post from Anthropic, an intro to foundation models, and more.
- 2023, and welcome new subscribers
What I’m *not* doing in 2023 (predicting the future), a few examples of this tech getting simpler and faster, and an extensive discussion of Wikipedia.
- all through the house
I've been under the weather and busy at work, so things have been sporadic. I look forward to doing this more steadily in the new year. The rest of the world has not slowed down... Holiday ML poetry Every child there’s been From Aaron to Zeta We can build an AI Because we have the data Read the whole delightful thing, from Casey Fiesler. Top-down 'innovation' This preliminary report on data licensing for AI from the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence is, at some level, a pretty
- real world beckons
Litigation news, model copyright, stable-diffusion 1.5 delayed (and maybe taken down?), transparency, auditability, and a few events.
- Links / 2022-09-18
My first email to some friends on this topic; the positive response to this is part of why I decided to start the newsletter.