A short list of personal LLM evals that every executive should have
A list of things every executive should worry about before deploying LLM-based products.
Two foundational ideas that underlie Artificial Intelligence
A while ago, I wrote an article on the six easy and not-so-easy pieces in AI. Reasoning was the first item on my list of not-so-easy pieces. In this series of articles, I take a closer look at reasoning — what it is, why it is important, and how it differs from the machine learning that is currently in vogue. Along the way, I trace the history of computational reasoning and highlight a few important ideas and systems that are still relevant today.
There is a hard divide in AI. One on side are the problems that we know how to solve given time, money, and a little bit of luck. On the other side are problems that we can barely define. This essay explores six problems from both sides of this divide. The title itself is a riff on Feynman’s essays on physics.