
Patrick Wendell
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2 weeks ago |
databricks.com | Hanlin Tang |Akhil Gupta |Patrick Wendell |Naveen Rao
Last year, we unveiled data intelligence – AI that can reason on your enterprise data – with the arrival of the Databricks Mosaic AI stack for building and deploying agent systems. Since then, we’ve had thousands of customers bring AI into production. This year at the Data and AI Summit, we are excited to announce several key products:Agent Bricks in BetaAgent Bricks is a new way to build high-quality agents that are auto-optimized on your data.
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Dec 11, 2024 |
databricks.com | Andrew Ferguson |Steve Sobel |Patrick Wendell |Naveen Rao
We are pleased to announce the winners of the Databricks Generative AI Startup Challenge, a competition held in collaboration with AWS to showcase the most innovative early-stage startups leveraging Generative AI on the Databricks Data Intelligence Platform. Our winners emerged from a strong group of applicants following a rigorous evaluation process by our panel of judges.
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Nov 26, 2024 |
databricks.com | Ananya Roy |Patrick Wendell |Naveen Rao |Execute It.'
Large language models are revolutionizing how we interact with technology by leveraging advanced natural language processing to perform complex tasks. In recent years, we have seen state-of-the-art LLM models enabling a wide range of innovative applications. Last year marked a shift toward RAG (Retrieval Augment generation), where users created interactive AI Chatbots by feeding LLMs with their organizational data (through vector embedding).
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Nov 20, 2024 |
databricks.com | Andrew Ferguson |Steve Sobel |Patrick Wendell |Naveen Rao
We are thrilled to unveil the finalists for the Databricks Generative AI Startup Challenge, a competition designed to spotlight innovative early-stage startups harnessing the power of Generative AI on the Databricks Data Intelligence Platform. In collaboration with AWS, this challenge has attracted an impressive array of participants, all striving to push the boundaries of technology and solve real-world problems.
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Nov 13, 2024 |
databricks.com | Naveen Rao |Matei Zaharia |Patrick Wendell |Eric Peter
Monolithic to ModularThe proof of concept (POC) of any new technology often starts with large, monolithic units that are difficult to characterize. By definition, POCs are designed to show that a technology works without considering issues around extensibility, maintenance, and quality. However, once technologies achieve maturity and are deployed widely, these needs drive product development to be broken down into smaller, more manageable units.
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