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Generative vs Discriminative AI: Understanding the 5 Key Differences

Data Science Dojo

A visual representation of discriminative AI – Source: Analytics Vidhya Discriminative modeling, often linked with supervised learning, works on categorizing existing data. Generative AI often operates in unsupervised or semi-supervised learning settings, generating new data points based on patterns learned from existing data.

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Modern NLP: A Detailed Overview. Part 2: GPTs

Towards AI

In the first part of the series, we talked about how Transformer ended the sequence-to-sequence modeling era of Natural Language Processing and understanding. Semi-Supervised Sequence Learning As we all know, supervised learning has a drawback, as it requires a huge labeled dataset to train.

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Foundation models: a guide

Snorkel AI

Foundation models are large AI models trained on enormous quantities of unlabeled data—usually through self-supervised learning. This process results in generalized models capable of a wide variety of tasks, such as image classification, natural language processing, and question-answering, with remarkable accuracy.

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Against LLM maximalism

Explosion

A lot of people are building truly new things with Large Language Models (LLMs), like wild interactive fiction experiences that weren’t possible before. But if you’re working on the same sort of Natural Language Processing (NLP) problems that businesses have been trying to solve for a long time, what’s the best way to use them?

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How foundation models and data stores unlock the business potential of generative AI

IBM Journey to AI blog

Foundation models can be trained to perform tasks such as data classification, the identification of objects within images (computer vision) and natural language processing (NLP) (understanding and generating text) with a high degree of accuracy. An open-source model, Google created BERT in 2018.

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Train self-supervised vision transformers on overhead imagery with Amazon SageMaker

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Training machine learning (ML) models to interpret this data, however, is bottlenecked by costly and time-consuming human annotation efforts. One way to overcome this challenge is through self-supervised learning (SSL). His specialty is Natural Language Processing (NLP) and is passionate about deep learning.

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Large language models: their history, capabilities and limitations

Snorkel AI

Data scientists and researchers train LLMs on enormous amounts of unstructured data through self-supervised learning. During the training process, the model accepts sequences of words with one or more words missing. The model then predicts the missing words (see “what is self-supervised learning?”