1st generation programming languages – MACHINE LANGUAGE In the beginning there was machine language – 1s and 0s only, sometimes entered by manually connecting cables into the right spot and setting the correct switches the right way (e.g., ENIAC). This is what is meant as a 1st generation programming language. 2nd gen languages – ASSEMBLY… Continue reading 5th generation programming language?
Tag: artificial intelligence
chatGPT code hallucinations
By this point, many people understand the concept of an AI “hallucination”. This is the term that has come to describe incorrect information stated as facts in the output of a chatGPT prompt. For example, if you ask “Who is Brian Toone?” to chatGPT, you get the response below which has some correct information, but… Continue reading chatGPT code hallucinations
Llama, Llama! (Red Pajama)
This was a fun book we used to read to our kids … but in other exciting news, Meta approved my research request for access to the LLaMA pre-trained large language model. 4/18 5:27pm. I started using the llama download script to download all the data, but the download.sh script doesn’t work by default on… Continue reading Llama, Llama! (Red Pajama)
Win11 officeGPT
Through my efforts to install the Stanford Alpaca system on my M1 mac studio that I dubbed homeGPT, I discovered that some of the required packages are configured to only use CUDA … in other words I need an NVIDIA graphics card. One of my research computers from school is a Windows 11 system with… Continue reading Win11 officeGPT
homeGPT, cont’d
Stanford Alpaca takes the LLaMA pre-trained model released by the Meta AI and “fine-tunes” the model to respond better to natural language questions and prompts (exactly what chatGPT does). Note, the screenshot above is from LLaMA, not from Alpaca. This shows you the value that alpaca adds as the output from the example LLaMA is… Continue reading homeGPT, cont’d
Mybiketraffic.com
Well, it has been three years since I last wrote here. That doesn’t mean I haven’t been busy! Quite to the contrary, shortly after my last post in 2018, I launched probably my most ambitious project yet: https://mybiketraffic.com At the same time, my long time friend, mentor, and colleague, Steve Donaldson, passed away and I… Continue reading Mybiketraffic.com