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1 month ago | 
datasciencecentral.com | Jelani Harper |Dan Wilson |David Stephen
Nova-3, Deepgram’s most effectual speech-to-text model to date, is equipped with a plethora of capabilities. It supports approximately 10 different languages—even during the same conversation. It was trained to handle industry-specific jargon in areas of healthcare and the legal field. The model’s transcriptions are rendered fast enough for real-time use cases, obviating lengthy waiting periods common to other approaches.
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2 months ago | 
datasciencecentral.com | Bill Schmarzo |Rob Turner |John Lee |David Stephen
In the blog “Driving Relevant GenAI / LLM Outcomes with Contextual Continuity,” I introduced the concept of contextual continuity as a technique for getting your Generative AI tools like ChatGPT or CoPilot to deliver more relevant and accurate responses. Contextual Continuity refers to the ability of a Generative AI (GenAI) system, such as ChatGPT, to use, generate, and retain relevant information to produce more pertinent, meaningful responses.
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2 months ago | 
datasciencecentral.com | David Stephen |Dan Wilson |Bill Schmarzo
There are several schools that have had deepfake photo scandals. There are families that have been subjected to deception by AI voices of loved ones. There are several growing AI cybersecurity risks. There are misuses of AI that threaten processes and events, for which there are no answers yet. There are regulatory explorations that have little technical basis. There are fine-tuned responses to several AI models, where they often answer or decline some questions.
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Jan 23, 2025 | 
datasciencecentral.com | Pritesh Patel |Bill Schmarzo |David Stephen |Dan Wilson
Data is at the heart of any system. Today, AI is largely used to maintain large volumes of data and make decisions from it. AI is even being used in sensitive areas such as healthcare, hiring, and criminal justice which has sparked a huge debate in recent years. The debate is about whether AI can be trusted in decision-making. Is it susceptible to biases? It’s important to note that human decisions can also be biased. But the question is can AI give less biased outcomes compared to humans?
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
dev.to | David Stephen
What are the platforms for learning Linux?. Read next Dan Shalev - Jan 13 Miiro Ashirafu - Jan 13 We're a place where coders share, stay up-to-date and grow their careers.
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Jan 6, 2025 | 
datasciencecentral.com | Dan Wilson |Vincent Granville |David Stephen
Keeping track of a large content library is tough. When you’ve tons of blogs, videos, or guides, things quickly get messy, outdated posts pile up, useful content gets buried, and finding what you need feels like a hassle. Without a good system, managing all this content wastes time and creates confusion. This blog will go over simple and practical ways to organize your content, keep it updated, and use the right tools to make things easier.
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Dec 16, 2024 | 
goodmenproject.com | David Stephen
There is a huge contribution of instructions to the continuance of morality in human society. This is evident because there are several bad things that are possible that are not covered by the law, and there are many that can be done surreptitiously. For the bad things covered by the law, there could be enough grievances to ignore the consequences to do it.
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Dec 10, 2024 | 
datasciencecentral.com | David Stephen |Alan Morrison |Ryan Williamson |Dan Wilson
How does an entrepreneur know that the products or services of the business are needed at some location? What is the possibility of stretching the marketplace of a business into new directions of demand? E-commerce initially notched where to buy—for many, then where to sell—for many. While purchases online have become dominant, demand has not necessarily evolved with regards to mass customer discoveries.
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Dec 9, 2024 | 
goodmenproject.com | David Stephen
Why do things get misused? Why are things abused? Are the things the problem? Is there anything that cannot be misused or abused? What makes the human mind [check] misuse and abuse? How has human society mitigated both across objects and events? What are priority areas against misuses and abuses? Where does AI place? If an individual misuses an elevator—going up and down so frequently, within a floor, what is the cost of that misuse?
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Dec 7, 2024 | 
datasciencecentral.com | Bill Schmarzo |John Lee |David Stephen
Much like Alice in Alice in Wonderland, who drank from the “Drink Me” bottle and shrank to explore a world she couldn’t access before, nanoeconomics invites us to think small—delving into the granular details of individual behaviors and decisions. By getting “very small indeed,” we unlock insights that reveal inefficiencies, minimize waste, and address Economic Welfare Loss or Deadweight Loss in ways that broad, blunt policies cannot.
