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Last updated 7 months ago
The Mathematics of Baby Shower Games: Solomonoff Inference in Action
7 months ago
Last weekend, I found myself applying data science in an unexpected setting...
The missing knowledge snippets of AI
7 months ago
It is a live blog post of some knowledge snippets of AI...
Building a Lightweight Financial Agent: A Flexible Approach to Tool Use and Orchestration
10 months ago
In the rapidly evolving field of AI agents, there’s a growing trend...
Agentic Systems: Snake Oil or the Future of AI?
11 months ago
The short answer: it’s more nuanced—agentic systems have potential, but only if...
Those Magnificent underdogs competing ChatGPT
about 2 years ago
Disclaimer: the open source community and the AI community evolve so fast...
Understand Twitter’s Recommendation system with a diagram using GPT-4
over 2 years ago
Disclaimer: the following blog post is mostly generated by GPT-4. The image...
Collaborating with an AI Assistant to Discover a JPEG2000 Decoder Vulnerability
over 2 years ago
How I teamed up with ChatGPT, an AI language model, to identify...
Make a CatGPT out of ChatGPT
over 2 years ago
Since ChatGPT is good at hallucination, why not make a CatGPT out...
Guess the size of an atomic bomb and an iOS supply chain attack
almost 3 years ago
Disclaimer: Nothing in this blog is related to the author’s current day-to-day...
Zero hacking problem: do we really protect the customers?
almost 3 years ago
Disclaimer: Nothing in this blog is related to the author’s day-to-day work...
Linkedin spam: a case study of robust feature engineering
almost 3 years ago
Disclaimer: Nothing in this blog is related to the author’s day-to-day work...
Measure the unmeasurable: botnet and German tanks
almost 3 years ago
Disclaimer: Nothing in this blog is related to the author’s day-to-day work...