Category: AI Apps

The joy of not managing your own AI infrastructure in today’s world

Anyone paying attention to the current state of AI is aware of the exploding need for compute resources. Many of today’s engineers have now discovered the wonderful land of not managing your own infrastructure. There is a growing number of companies that now enable you to run your models or other compute-intensive workloads on their managed cloud by offering “serverless” GPUs and other performant compute options.
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Open-sourcing the Scale chatbot

Applications that enable a natural language interface between people and data will be at the forefront of LLM enterprise adoption. At Scale, we launched a chatbot to increase access to information about our firm, but we also built it ourselves to gain an understanding of the solutions space. We've just published a blog post where we explore the architecture and share conclusions from this experience. We're also making the full source code available and free to use.
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Peeking under the hood with ChatGPT plugins

The way these plugins are designed is as open as I can possibly imagine, which means we can peek under the hood at how they are made. That is, if you know where to look. It also offers us a glimpse into potential business ramifications, which we’ll take a look at at the end of this post.
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Announcing Our Investment In Plus One Robotics

We are thrilled to announce that we are leading an investment in Plus One Robotics as part of the Company’s $50M Series C financing. At its core, the company specializes in streamlining the movement of mixed parcels, bags, and products for logistics providers in the likes of DHL, FedEx, and MSC Industrial, many of which Plus One counts amongst its growing rolodex of customers.
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Spot AI: Building the System of Engagement for Enterprise Video Intelligence

Enter Spot AI which is making computer vision practical for underserved users in everyday businesses and industries that power the real economy. Imagine a car wash trying to understand the flow of vehicles through their facility over the course of a day. Or a warehouse operator who wants to know the moment a truck has arrived at the loading dock to begin processing materials. Or even an industrial plant or construction site where a foreman or plant leader wants to monitor safety operations more comprehensively. 
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