Bill Liu’s Post

Last week on Tuesday April 16th I hosted Joscha Bach, Rachel Aileen StClair, and Peter Sutor Jr at Microsoft New England for a special AICamp meetup, co-hosted with the Boston Astral Codex Ten Meetup and sponsored by Simuli and Microsoft. We had a huge turnout, with over 70 people attending. Recordings of the talks are now available online: Rachel St Clair - "Scalable AI -- Lessons from Biological Architectures for Cognitive Ones" => https://lnkd.in/eP3dW2uc Peter Sutor - "Efficient and Robust Vision Learning with Hyperdimensional Computing" => https://lnkd.in/enph6QQV Joscha Bach - "Is the LLM the last invention humanity needs to make?" => https://lnkd.in/ecYTtxUU Thank you to Bill Liu at AICamp for all his hard work helping make this event happen! To learn about future AICamp meetups in Boston, register on the AICamp website => https://lnkd.in/eeceENef AICamp Boston is organized by myself, Andrei Radulescu-Banu, Ala Solsvig Dewberry, and Benjamin Chen. If you would like to speak at or sponsor a future event, please send me a DM or reach out to one of the other organizers.

Another month, another set of great PMG AI meetups! I love seeing these Dallas and Austin communities grow 🚀 #aitexas Thank you to the speakers in Dallas and Austin, Protik Mukhopadhyay Christopher Davis and Steve R. — If you’re interested in presenting at an upcoming meetup email me @ meetup@pmg.com See you may 28 & may 30! — And thank you to those who support these events Evan Wooten Brent Schneeman Vlad (Volodymyr) Pavlov 🇺🇦 Jena Cameron AICamp Dallas AI Ponmalar Chandrasekar Bill Liu Babar Bhatti #pmgain

Wow, what an overwhelming response! We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who has shown interest in our upcoming AI event. Registrations are now officially closed, and we are thrilled to announce that we are fully booked for tomorrow's event! 🚪 For those who managed to secure their seats, get ready for an unforgettable experience diving deep into the world of AI. We can't wait to welcome you tomorrow at Google Signatures Towers in Gurgaon! 🤝 To our esteemed attendees, let's make tomorrow a day to remember! It's an opportunity to connect, learn, and inspire one another as we explore the latest innovations and trends in artificial intelligence. 🕙 Remember, the event kicks off at 𝟏𝟎:𝟎𝟎 𝐀𝐌 sharp, so make sure to arrive early to grab your seat and enjoy some networking before the talks begin! 🔍 For those who couldn't register in time, don't worry! Stay tuned for future events and opportunities to engage with our vibrant AI community. Speakers / Topics: Neelam Pawar : Gemini : Making AI helpful for everyone Ayush Thakur : Get more out of your LLM based applications Bill Liu Srishti Tibrewal Google for Developers

"Curiosity" drove the SF AICamp audience at the event my team and I hosted last evening at the GitHub office. After speaking to several folks in this enthusiastic AI community, I realized how AI is inspiring people to learn about the various possibilities and opportunities of problem-solving. To foster this curiosity, I thank all the speakers, and here are some of the highlights of the talks: ➡ Faye Zhang from Pinterest explained the scary-looking loss function equations simplistically and talked about the challenges in image understanding for multi-modality. ➡ Adam from Weaviate, with great enthusiasm, showed us a great RAG use case leveraging vector search to create viable connections with similar interests ➡ Christy Bergman from Zilliz, walked us through how you can build customizable RAG workflows to suit your use case. Cheers to learning, networking, and being curious 🍻 Thank you to our sponsors; my team for successfully hosting the event, Hamza Zerarka and Gee-Wey Yue :) ------------------- Next events ---------------- 📢 Join us at the AICamp hackathon sponsored by Google on April 27th (https://lnkd.in/g7b9wtZN) 📢 Next tech talk event is on May 1st. Hope to see you there!