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ISS IS FALLING?

on February 25, 2024

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In today’s world, data is invaluable! It can be used by businesses to improve their products and services which then results in a better customer experience and sales or it can be used to make State-of-the-art AI models. credits: tdwi.org But for this, we need a lot of it. Having plenty of data means “we can do a thorough analysis of something using the past DATA associated with it and figure out the common pattern or trend it follows to make future predictions on it”. This is a very common use of data for decision-making used by both businesses and machine learning models. But of course, there are many challenges associated with it too, like where and how we are supposed to store such a big amount of data for processing. But is the volume the only factor that makes Big Data so difficult to handle? The answer is no. THE THREE V’s “ A huge amount of data keeps coming in exponentially from a variety of sources ” The above statement pretty much sums up the definition of Big Dat...

A BROAD AND SIMPLIFIED VIEW OF HOW SORA AI WORKS

The hype around open AIs new video generation AI called Sora is at its peak, as it should be being such a state-of-the-art model. But do you know how it works? Well, this article will run you through how sora works from a high level. I will try to simplify the technical terminologies here as much as possible. So basically, the user enters a prompt and the AI generate a minute long high-quality video based on that prompt’s instructions. so first, it needs to understand the context of the prompt, then it has to generate a clip which contains everything the user mentioned in the prompt. So, to process the prompt or the user instructions, something called "transformers" are used. For the video generation, "diffusion models" are typically used. Then we will see how sora uses a "diffusion transformer". So, let's start with the transformer first: Imagine this something like this: In order to understand a foreign language you break it down word by ...

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