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Intended for architects and senior developers.
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Generally AI Episode 3: the Founders of CS and AI
In this podcast episode, Roland and Anthony delve into the lives and contributions of two legendary programmers, Alan Turing and Claude Shannon. While the two men met only once, their careers contain many parallels: both did foundational work in computer science, cryptography, and AI.
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Generally AI Episode 2: AI-Generated Speech and Music
In this podcast episode, Roland and Anthony explore the world of AI-generated voices and music. The discussion begins with Stephen Hawking and the topic of artificially generated voices. Moving on to music, they discuss the generation of musical scores then conclude with a live demonstration of AI-generated music.
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Sam Partee on Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG)
In this podcast, Sam Partee shares his insights on Redis' vector database offering, different approaches to embeddings, how to enhance large language models by adding a search component for retrieval augmented generation, and the use of hybrid search in Redis.
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Generally AI Episode 1: Large Language Models
In this podcast episode of Generally AI, Roland Meertens and Anthony Alford explore the world of large language models, focusing on their vulnerabilities and security measures. Additionally, they delve into the history of the transformer architecture and Google's role in its development, along with the basics of LLM inference.
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About this Podcast
Discussions on intentional corporate culture and software management approaches.
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GitHub’s Phil Haack on Moving from Engineering to Management
In this podcast, Wes Reisz, chair of the QCon conferences in San Francisco, London and New York talks to Phil Haack, an Engineering Director at GitHub focused on software pushed mostly to the desktop. He’s shipping software like GitHub Desktop, GitHub Extensions for Visual Studio, and the Atom text editor. Phil joined GitHub in 2011 and is a prominent member of the .Net community.
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