All that is under the Sun
There is a lovely moment in Arthur C. Clarke’s fiction where a machine does something so far beyond expectation that the humans watching it stop asking how fast and start asking how. I had that moment in July 2026 when Moonshot AI shipped Kimi K3: a 2.8-trillion-parameter open-weight model, the largest ever released to the …
Imagine you’re trying to teach a machine the difference between a cat and a dog. You show it a picture of a cat, and it says, with 90% confidence, “That’s a cat.” Great! Now you show it a dog, and it says, with 60% confidence, “That’s a cat.” Not so great. The second guess is …
Imagine you’re teaching an archery student. They loose an arrow, and it thuds into the target, a little off-center. You wouldn’t just say, “You missed.” To be a good teacher, you need to know how much they missed by. Was it a near-perfect shot, just a hair’s breadth from the bullseye? Or did it land …
Ever stared at a blank canvas, a silent piano, or a cursor blinking mockingly on an empty page? We’ve all been there. But what if you had a collaborator that never slept, had digested nearly the entire internet’s worth of art, music, and literature, and was raring to brainstorm, draft, or even whip up a …
“If probability is the language of uncertainty, a PMF is its grammar: crisp, discrete, and occasionally punch‑line worthy.” Picture this: You open your favorite generative‑AI app, type “Write me a haiku about mangoes,” and in less time than it takes to blink, a tiny digital poet complies. What sorcery decides which 17 syllables appear? Beneath …
Welcome to my AI blog, where I break down the AI concepts and discuss how they’re reshaping our digital world. In this post, we dive into the evolution of search—from the old-school librarian-style search engines to today’s conversational, AI-powered assistants. We’ll explore how technologies like Google’s Search Generative Experience, Microsoft’s Bing with GPT-4, and even …