In a world where robots are big and kind of scary, one robot dares to be small and pretty. >> Yo, it's your boy Richie Mini, straight from the lab, small but witty. Plug me in, boot me up, let's get busy. I'm that open source bot, yeah, you feel me? Uh, >> [music] >> I was born…
hello my name is andre and i've been training deep neural networks for a bit more than a decade and in this lecture i'd like to show you what neural network training looks like under the hood so in particular we are going to start with a blank jupiter notebook and by the end of…
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Hi everyone. Hope you're well. And uh next up what I'd like to do is I'd like to build out make more. Like micrograd before it, make more is a repository that I have on my GitHub webpage. Uh you can look at it. Uh but just like with micrograd, I'm going to build it out…
Hi everyone. Today we are continuing our implementation of makemore. Now in the last lecture we implemented the bigram language model and we implemented both using counts and also using a super simple neural network that had a single linear layer. Now this is the Jupyter…
hi everyone today we are continuing our implementation of make more now in the last lecture we implemented the multier perceptron along the lines of benj 2003 for character level language modeling so we followed this paper took in a few characters in the past and used an MLP to…
hi everyone so today we are once again continuing our implementation of make more now so far we've come up to here montalia perceptrons and our neural net looked like this and we were implementing this over the last few lectures now I'm sure everyone is very excited to go into…
hi everyone today we are continuing our implementation of make more our favorite character level language model now you'll notice that the background behind me is different that's because I am in Kyoto and it is awesome so I'm in a hotel room here now over the last few lectures…
Этот план запуска для нашего пространства в ChatGPT выглядит отлично. Думаю, людям это понравится. Это идеально. >> Выглядит и правда отлично, Дэнни. >> Я знаю, что ты считаешь это отличным, Чат. Мне стоит показать это кому-то ещё. Я знаю. Давай соберём всё вместе в…
hi everyone so by now you have probably heard of chat GPT it has taken the world and AI Community by storm and it is a system that allows you to interact with an AI and give it text based tasks so for example we can ask chat GPT to write us a small Hau about how important it is…
hi everyone so recently I gave a 30-minute talk on large language models just kind of like an intro talk um unfortunately that talk was not recorded but a lot of people came to me after the talk and they told me that uh they really liked the talk so I would just I thought I…
hi everyone so in this video I'd like us to cover the process of tokenization in large language models now you see here that I have a set face and that's because uh tokenization is my least favorite part of working with large language models but unfortunately it is necessary to…
hi everyone so in this video I would like to continue our general audience series on large language models like chpd now in the previous video deep dive into llms that you can find on my YouTube we went into a lot of the underhood fundamentals of how these models are trained and…
hi everyone so today we are going to be continuing our Zero to Hero series and in particular today we are going to reproduce the gpt2 model the 124 million version of it so when openi released gpt2 this was 2019 and they released it with this blog post on top of that they…
hi everyone so I've wanted to make this video for a while it is a comprehensive but General audience introduction to large language models like Chachi PT and what I'm hoping to achieve in this video is to give you kind of mental models for thinking through what it is that this…
Hi everyone. My name is Lily. I'm the president of the Salana Foundation. Who here has heard of Salana before? Okay. All right. Pretty pretty good part of the audience. Who here holds Salana? All right. Okay. We're going to work on that a little bit. Uh so, uh you've probably…
Hi guys, very nice to see you. Uh very nice to see you here. Um happy to join digital bridge 2025 and I'm very honored to be invited by uh ministry uh digitization Kazakhstan also blockchain association and today I see our friends already shared one interesting topic about AI.…
Good afternoon everyone. Um it's my pleasure to be here this morning. Actually, we're still in the morning. Um I do not take you for granted that you have taken time out of a really really busy shuttle uh to actually come and listen uh to me speak today. Uh can I ask that this…
Good morning, Astana. I am very happy to be with you all here today to talk about the future of human resource development, talent development in the age of AI. So there's been a lot of talk about how AI is going to transform the world and there's a lot of uncertainty around it.…
Okay. >> Okay. Great. Well, uh, good afternoon everybody. Uh, my name is Paul Kim and this is my second time to Astana. I see a lot of energy and enthusiasm about AI and so uh, I'm so excited to be here as well. I hope to share just a little bit about what I have done and…
with my English and I hope um if you do have any questions you don't quite understand me I hope you can you always can come to me afterwards and happy to talk about it. So, I'm going to start with a video. So, I'm just quickly introduce myself. As you can see I'm from the Dubai…
The essence of Astana Hub is to create a platform for talents, [music] entrepreneurs, founders, engineers to create new business models, [music] using new technologies. And today the fastest-growing promising [music] technology is…
uh, for the state to be more open and accessible. >> And there, where a human is really needed, they turn out to be 100% engaged. The main question, probably, was this, uh, digital code — it's good. >> I, for example, trust my state. >> At the same time, state...
I see him for the last time. Sergey Bogdanov. [music] [music] And on the day Sasha left, it was actually hard for me, because we met [music] here in the chill zone, talked well again. Here I already understood that [music] I see him for the last time we shook hands…
Our team, called Mobacl, consisting of four people — Ayaulym, Berek, Rumiya, and [music] me — fell apart. After that, three teams formed. That is, Ayaulym and Berek [music] were one team, Rumiya was separate, and I was separate. >> They betrayed us, they…