There are 8 post(s) about the topic ai.
An experiment tracking how AI models from 2022 to 2025 have evolved in their ability to recreate famous artworks using SVG. The results reveal how these models understand visual composition and artistic style.
A post about a better metaphor for AI than the dominant "Terminator" narrative. What we can learn from the history of automata and scientific progress.
An experiment with GenAI to automate manual tasks in creating a critical edition of Joost van den Vondel's correspondence.
By using the randomness, AI can generate more surprising and engaging text, similar to how some human thinkers benefit from unconventional approaches. This post explores the concept of randomness in AI and its implications for creativity.
For this article I used Llama3 to analyze GPT-4 tokens, revealing a strong bias towards English and code.
Large Language Models like ChatGPT and CoPilot have a dual role in simplifying and complicating software development. Using a simple experiment this post explores how LLMs often lead to an increase in code complexity.
During the pandemic, I worked on a side project to help parents create lessons for their kids, but it was too time-consuming to create those lessons. Now, with LLMs, I revisited the idea.
I asked ChatGPT to write a blog post about its impact on the way developers write code. The contents might surprise you.