A few days ago Sam Altman shared an update about OpenAI's roadmap on twitter. Here's what I'm reading between the lines:

We hate the model picker as much as you do and want to return …

The best explanation I've seen for why AI is not going to replace software engineers:

I think it goes back to the question of what software engineering really is. An analogy might help explain this …

Recently, my team encountered a performance issue with our Python service that uses FastAPI, gunicorn, uvicorn, and the OpenAI API. The service works fine in development, but when we load-tested it in our staging environment …

As a software engineer working on a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) application, one of my primary concerns is the accuracy and reliability of the answers it provides. A RAG application works by first searching for content …

Generative AI applications, particularly those with LLM-powered chat interfaces like ChatGPT, stream responses. We type our query, and the answer gradually generates, word by word. This streaming approach has become so commonplace that it's almost …

I've been thinking about personalising Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) lately. This is partly because my team is now building a chatbot that answers questions using a RAG setup. It's a continuation of my work with a …

I had the privilege of mentoring two junior software engineers over the past year. It was my first time doing something like this, so there was a lot to learn! To be honest, I don't …

I attended the AI Accelerator Institute's Generative AI Summit that happened yesterday in London - AIAI London in short. Here are my notes. These are by no means exhaustive. Just a bunch of things I found …

There's a lot of buzz these days around AI, and AGI in particular. It seems like everyone is busy sharing their thoughts on AGI on the internet. I would love to do the same on …

I'm kickstarting a technical book club! It's going to be based around a mailing list with one thread per week discussing the scope covered that week. I have some ideas for what to read, but …