🤖 Artificial Intelligence

How to use GitHub Models to run evals (AI evaluation) for free: Part 1

When I heard it was possible to run AI evals on GitHub for free, I was really excited! But when I tried to learn more, I was disappointed by the lack of documentation and content about how to use it. That’s why I decided to write the tutorial I wish had been available when I…
Highlights from Des Traynor’s talk “Agentifying your product”

Here are some highlights from the slide content of Des Traynor’s talk “Agentifying your product” that I found particularly interesting. Launch is just the beginning [18:05] If you’re building an agent [21:05] When buying/evaluating agents… [21:47]
Using AI as an Operating System

While I was watching Sam Altman’s conversation at AI Ascent, the part about using AI as an Operating System really stuck with me (starts at 14:56). Here’s the transcript with a few edits for better readability. [Young people] really do use it like an Operating System. They have complex ways to set it up to…
Tools to Convert a Web Page into Markdown for AI (LLM)

Here is a list of tools that I tested to convert web pages to the Markdown format, mainly for using their content with AI (LLMs). To compare the results, I decided to convert a post I wrote that has subheadings, code, links, keyboard input, and an image. Proprietary pure.md How to use it: Add the…
How to use ChatGPT Desktop with Visual Studio Code (VS Code) in MacOS

To get started, install ChatGPT Desktop and add the ChatGPT extension in Visual Studio Code. Next, open a file in VS Code—you’ll see a VS Code icon and the filename above the ChatGPT Desktop chat input. Clicking on the icon lets ChatGPT make changes to your code, offering a similar experience to GitHub Copilot, but…
Installing Arize Phoenix with uv in Ubuntu (Linux) or macOS

Here’s how I installed Arize Phoenix, an open-source AI observability and evaluation tool, using the uv package manager: To open it in the future, just run the following commands:
Installing Fabric (open-source AI framework) on Ubuntu Linux

Struggling with writing AI prompts and managing their input? Discover Fabric, an open-source framework that simplifies the process with pre-configured prompts and seamless command chaining, making your AI interactions more efficient and effective.
How to run examples from “Prompt Engineering for Generative AI” book on Ubuntu 24.04

Step-by-step guide of what I did to run the “Prompt Engineering for Generative AI” book code examples on Ubuntu 24.04.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Tools for Product Managers (PM)

List of AI Tools specifically for Product Managers that I have used.
Quick guide to using LLM, a CLI utility and Python library created by Simon Willison

A quick tutorial to set up LLM, a CLI utility and Python library for interacting with Large Language Models created by Simon Willison, along with tips to enhance your experience and real-life examples.
Notes on Jaime DeLanghe’s Talk: “AI for Every Business: Unlocking Your Product’s Potential”

My notes grouped into three groups: Key considerations for effective AI solutions, Slack’s approach to AI solutions, and other examples of companies leveraging AI.