#AI Content Development

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[elodieunderglass]

I haven’t watched Dungeon Meshi, but I always enjoy the dashboard osmosis experience and have a peculiar visual memory. Here is what I believe Dungeon Meshi to be mostly about. No complicating experiences with the text, or indeed character references, fed into this extremely clear vision, which I believe I torrented directly from the astral plane at the same time as the creator was logged on

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[movedtodykedvonte]

If I knew how to edit videos I’d be the most insufferable fnaf essayist on Youtube cause some of you bitches lack the most basic understanding of context clues and subtle retcons/reworks in FNaF media

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What is Retrieval Augmented Generation?

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What is Retrieval Augmented Generation?

Large Language Models (LLMs) have contributed to advancing the domain of natural language processing (NLP), yet an existing gap persists in contextual understanding. LLMs can sometimes produce inaccurate or unreliable responses, a phenomenon known as “hallucinations.” 

For instance, with ChatGPT, the occurrence of hallucinations is approximated to be around 15% to 20% around 80% of the time.

Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) is a powerful Artificial Intelligence (AI) framework designed to address the context gap by optimizing LLM’s output. RAG leverages the vast external knowledge through retrievals, enhancing LLMs’ ability to generate precise, accurate, and contextually rich responses.  

Let’s explore the significance of RAG within AI systems, unraveling its potential to revolutionize language understanding and generation.

What is Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG)?

As a hybrid framework, RAG combines the strengths of generative and retrieval models. This combination taps into third-party knowledge sources to support internal representations and to generate more precise and reliable answers. 

The architecture of RAG is distinctive, blending sequence-to-sequence (seq2seq) models with Dense Passage Retrieval (DPR) components. This fusion empowers the model to generate contextually relevant responses grounded in accurate information. 

RAG establishes transparency with a robust mechanism for fact-checking and validation to ensure reliability and accuracy. 

How Retrieval Augmented Generation Works? 

In 2020, Meta introduced the RAG framework to extend LLMs beyond their training data. Like an open-book exam, RAG enables LLMs to leverage specialized knowledge for more precise responses by accessing real-world information in response to questions, rather than relying solely on memorized facts.

Original RAG Model by Meta (Image Source)

This innovative technique departs from a data-driven approach, incorporating knowledge-driven components, enhancing language models’ accuracy, precision, and contextual understanding.

Additionally, RAG functions in three steps, enhancing the capabilities of language models.

Core Components of RAG (Image Source)

Retrieval: Retrieval models find information connected to the user’s prompt to enhance the language model’s response. This involves matching the user’s input with relevant documents, ensuring access to accurate and current information. Techniques like Dense Passage Retrieval (DPR) and cosine similarity contribute to effective retrieval in RAG and further refine findings by narrowing it down. 

Augmentation: Following retrieval, the RAG model integrates user query with relevant retrieved data, employing prompt engineering techniques like key phrase extraction, etc. This step effectively communicates the information and context with the LLM, ensuring a comprehensive understanding for accurate output generation.

Generation: In this phase, the augmented information is decoded using a suitable model, such as a sequence-to-sequence, to produce the ultimate response. The generation step guarantees the model’s output is coherent, accurate, and tailored according to the user’s prompt.

What are the Benefits of RAG?

RAG addresses critical challenges in NLP, such as mitigating inaccuracies, reducing reliance on static datasets, and enhancing contextual understanding for more refined and accurate language generation.

RAG’s innovative framework enhances the precision and reliability of generated content, improving the efficiency and adaptability of AI systems.

1. Reduced LLM Hallucinations

By integrating external knowledge sources during prompt generation, RAG ensures that responses are firmly grounded in accurate and contextually relevant information. Responses can also feature citations or references, empowering users to independently verify information. This approach significantly enhances the AI-generated content’s reliability and diminishes hallucinations.

2. Up-to-date & Accurate Responses 

RAG mitigates the time cutoff of training data or erroneous content by continuously retrieving real-time information. Developers can seamlessly integrate the latest research, statistics, or news directly into generative models. Moreover, it connects LLMs to live social media feeds, news sites, and dynamic information sources. This feature makes RAG an invaluable tool for applications demanding real-time and precise information.

3. Cost-efficiency 

Chatbot development often involves utilizing foundation models that are API-accessible LLMs with broad training. Yet, retraining these FMs for domain-specific data incurs high computational and financial costs. RAG optimizes resource utilization and selectively fetches information as needed, reducing unnecessary computations and enhancing overall efficiency. This improves the economic viability of implementing RAG and contributes to the sustainability of AI systems.

4. Synthesized Information

RAG creates comprehensive and relevant responses by seamlessly blending retrieved knowledge with generative capabilities. This synthesis of diverse information sources enhances the depth of the model’s understanding, offering more accurate outputs.

5. Ease of Training 

RAG’s user-friendly nature is manifested in its ease of training. Developers can fine-tune the model effortlessly, adapting it to specific domains or applications. This simplicity in training facilitates the seamless integration of RAG into various AI systems, making it a versatile and accessible solution for advancing language understanding and generation.

RAG’s ability to solve LLM hallucinations and data freshness problems makes it a crucial tool for businesses looking to enhance the accuracy and reliability of their AI systems.

Use Cases of RAG

RAG‘s adaptability offers transformative solutions with real-world impact, from knowledge engines to enhancing search capabilities. 

1. Knowledge Engine

RAG can transform traditional language models into comprehensive knowledge engines for up-to-date and authentic content creation. It is especially valuable in scenarios where the latest information is required, such as in educational platforms, research environments, or information-intensive industries.

2. Search Augmentation

By integrating LLMs with search engines, enriching search results with LLM-generated replies improves the accuracy of responses to informational queries. This enhances the user experience and streamlines workflows, making it easier to access the necessary information for their tasks.. 

3. Text Summarization

RAG can generate concise and informative summaries of large volumes of text. Moreover, RAG saves users time and effort by enabling the development of precise and thorough text summaries by obtaining relevant data from third-party sources. 

4. Question & Answer Chatbots

Integrating LLMs into chatbots transforms follow-up processes by enabling the automatic extraction of precise information from company documents and knowledge bases. This elevates the efficiency of chatbots in resolving customer queries accurately and promptly. 

Future Prospects and Innovations in RAG

With an increasing focus on personalized responses, real-time information synthesis, and reduced dependency on constant retraining, RAG promises revolutionary developments in language models to facilitate dynamic and contextually aware AI interactions.

As RAG matures, its seamless integration into diverse applications with heightened accuracy offers users a refined and reliable interaction experience.

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[dasisugarun]

I dont like ai edits. they are fake and put your in some strange illusions. idk how are you, but I'm absolutely cringed seeing fake BTS photos or hearing fake songs

[cloakchameleon]

I’m gonna say it because I know nobody cares about this opinion thst follows me but I have to draw the line somewhere cause it’s making me MAD!!

I want dead space inspired games to Hecken stop with the “ooooo it’s a mysteryyy” when the mystery kinda sucks ass and the story sucks even more.

Like! I’m sorry!!! But Fort Solis and the Callisto Protocol are just terrible. Both are directly inspired by dead space but they both have such /terrible/ storytelling that I wish I could just Hecken SHAKE the plot into something more!!

“Cham why does this make u mad” LISTEN

I love dead space so much, all three games I enjoyed cause you felt so utterly hopeless and follows a story of the space engineer who loses his partner and has to move on from the trauma while surviving through a space virus frenzy!!

That shits so cool, and the necromorphs come in so many shapes and sizes and have abilities and can actually affect the environment around themselves as well as all look very different apart from what they host!

b u t

*points at Callisto protocol* the monster designs all literally look and feel the same, hell they don’t even look remotely as terrifying as a necromorph and I honestly don’t even feel bad for the main character who gets trapped— like there’s nothing really that likeable about him. There’s something missing that should’ve been impactful of the story that should have changed how we feel about him but in all honesty I just didn’t get him at all, didn’t seem to have a goal or nothing and the enemies are boring and bland.

*Points at fort solis* I hated this so much. I hate plot lines where you hint that something is gonna happen— and it doesn’t? And for what? I admit I was hooked on the idea of these two people surviving in a base in Mars but the result of what was going on felt so… lacking? Like? That was it? That’s it??? That’s ALL there’s nothing to fight or avoid or even anything going on other than some people freaked out about some mars dirt??

I’m just so tired of seeing a plot as good as dead space get taken and reused but not used to it’s fullest extent and it feels like such a waste cause it CAN be good, dead space has made a lot of fun plot lines through three whole games, but for some reason the best thing to add to these plots are “oooh maybe zombies are outside of our base” but there’s nothing to be scared of but dirt and protags that don’t have a lot of relatability to them.

[elkian]

I’m gonna be honest people need to fucking tag AI productions. Not only are they known to trigger people who struggle with unreality and perception, it just feels fucking dishonest to see a beautiful dress or something and have to go back through 15 reblogs to find out it was spat out by an AI program. Between the recent hypermonetization and outright art theft happening rn we have got to get on this.

[linacreated]

These 8 AI tools have the Potential to REVOLUTIONIZE Your Business' Sales Funnel.

By LinaCreated Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been a buzzword for some time now, and it’s no secret that it has the potential to transform the way we do business. AI is a game-changer for the sales process, and this article will explore how it can be employed to improve efficiency throughout the funnel. By leveraging AI, companies can benefit from its advantages in order to maximize…

[habunshu]

going on twt and seeing an AI bro putting the art of his 7 year old daughter into an engine to replicate it is so soul crushing.

[hypexion]

With more of these fancy AI content-generation things spinning up, fed on art, writing, code and music scraped from the internet, there’s probably going to be a breaking point where a big fight happens about what counts as a derivative work.

I’m slightly concerned that the legal outcomes will end up being a patchwork of dodgy rulings and legislation that swing between two extremes. The first extreme being “oops, we accidentally abolished copyright” and the second being “it is now illegal to compile code or decompress a file“.

(The comedy option is that somehow the computer you ran the generation on gets the copyright of the outputs.)

[carolinaenindiana]

Generative AI tools for workplace tasks

Conversational AI tools

Conversational AI includes general-purpose tools that can simulate a human conversation, as well as provide answers to questions on a wide variety of subjects. Workers might use conversational AI tools to help with work tasks, such as brainstorming or finding answers to low-stakes questions. 

Example industries: Human resources, marketing, public relations, sales, education, project management, retail, copywriting, creative writing, product management

Example tools include:

Anthropic Claude

Description: Anthropic Claude can complete problem-solving tasks, like finding mathematical solutions, translating between languages, and summarizing long documents. 

Stand-alone or integrated: Stand-alone

Gemini

Description: Supercharge your creativity and productivity with Gemini. Chat to start writing, planning, learning and more with Google AI. 

Stand-alone or integrated: Both

Microsoft Copilot

Description: Integrated with Microsoft Edge, Microsoft Copilot can help with online searches to find information, compare products, and summarize web page content.

Stand-alone or integrated: Both

ChatGPT

Description: ChatGPT can generate ideas, plan schedules, debug code, and proofread text.

Stand-alone or integrated: Stand-alone

Productivity and writing assistants

AI productivity and writing assistants can help with workplace tasks. They might provide grammar or spelling suggestions, generate a summary of a long document, or solve problems. Here are some examples: 

Clockwise

Description: Clockwise is a calendar tool that learns users’ work habits to automatically schedule and manage calendar events.

Example industries: Consulting, technology, sales

Stand-alone or integrated: Stand-alone

Grammarly

Description: Grammarly is a writing assistant that can help users edit and write clear, concise text.

Example industries: Creative writing, education, marketing

Stand-alone or integrated: Stand-alone

Jasper

Description: Jasper is a writing assistant intended for marketing tasks, like drafting social media posts, emails, and landing page content.

Example industries: Copywriting, marketing, sales

Stand-alone or integrated: Stand-alone

NotebookLM

Description: NotebookLM integrates into document apps, like Google Docs, and helps summarize or ask specific questions about text, notes, and sources.

Example industries: Content writing, finance, sales

Stand-alone or integrated: Both

Notion AI

Description: Notion AI is a writing assistant built into Notion, a productivity and note-taking software tool.

Example industries: Development, marketing, product management, sales

Stand-alone or integrated: Integrated

AI by Zapier

Description: AI by Zapier is a built-in productivity tool that allows AI automation to be integrated with the apps and workflows already connected through Zapier.

Example industries: Engineering, marketing, project management, technology

Stand-alone or integrated: Integrated

Code-generative AI tools

Code-generating tools can help generate, edit, or complete code for a variety of programming tasks in many different programming languages. Examples include:

Android Studio Bot

Description: Built into Android Studio, Studio Bot can generate code and answer questions about Android development.

Example industries: Data science, software development, web development

Stand-alone or integrated: Integrated

GitHub Copilot

Description: Built into GitHub, Copilot can write and suggest code, suggest descriptions for pull requests, translate multiple languages into code, and index repositories.

Example industries: Data science, software development, web development

Stand-alone or integrated: Both

Replit AI

Description: This tool, built into Replit, is a cloud-based Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for programmers that can make suggestions, help explain code, and turn natural language into code.

Example industries: Data science, software development, web development

Stand-alone or integrated: Integrated

Tabnine

Description: Tabnine can be a plugin to many popular code editors to help speed up delivery and keep code safe.

Example industries: Data science, software development, web development

Stand-alone or integrated: Stand-alone

Jupyter AI

Description: Jupyter is an open-source platform for coding, and this built-in tool includes a chat interface, which can be used to generate code, fix coding errors, and ask questions about files.

Example industries: Data science, software development, web development

Stand-alone or integrated: Integrated

Image- and media-generative AI tools

Media-generating AI tools help workers with tasks like generating and editing images, video, and speech. Examples include:

Adobe Firefly

Description: Built into the Adobe suite, Firefly can generate and edit images.

Example industries: Design, education, marketing

Stand-alone or integrated: Integrated

Canva Magic Design™ 

Description: Canva Magic Design is a tool that generates text and image content in Canva, an online graphic design tool.

Example industries: Design, education, marketing

Stand-alone or integrated: Integrated

DALL-E

Description: Integrated with ChatGPT, DALL-E generates images from text prompts.

Example industries: Design, education, marketing

Stand-alone or integrated: Integrated

ElevenLabs

Description: ElevenLabs is a speech AI tool that can generate spoken voice-over audio from text in different languages.

Example industries: Content creation, education, marketing, production

Stand-alone or integrated: Stand-alone

Google Ads

Description: Google Ads helps businesses reach customers around the world, driving growth and performance. Google Ads makes it easy to create campaigns, measure impact and improve your results. Put Google AI to work for your business with the Google Ads AI Essentials. Learn more with the AI Explored video series.

Example industries: Marketing, Advertising

Stand-alone or integrated: Integrated

Midjourney

Description: Integrated into Discord, Midjourney can generate images from text prompts.

Example industries: Design, education, marketing

Stand-alone or integrated: Integrated

Runway

Description: Runway can generate a new video from a text prompt or edit an existing video’s style or focus area, and remove people or other elements.

Example industries: Content creation, design, marketing, production

Stand-alone or integrated: Stand-alone

[maryhilton07]

GSDC’s Generative AI IN Software Development certification designed for professionals who want to pursue their careers in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. Through certification, they will have a great platform to enhance their skills and capabilities of core components of Generative AI.

Through this certification, Professionals will get to know about core topics such as code generation, natural language interfaces, bug identification and AI ethics specific to software development contexts.

Professionals who earn this certification demonstrate their ability to leverage generative AI tools for code automation, documentation enhancement, and software optimization.

In the marketplace, the demand for AI-Powered Software Development is continuing to grow, and here, generative AI software development certification plays an essential role in shaping the future of the industry.

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Is Microlearning the Future of Employee Training? Here’s What We Know!

Microlearning, a training methodology characterized by delivering content in short, focused bursts, is increasingly being recognized as a transformative approach in the realm of employee training. As the modern workplace continues to evolve, driven by technological advancements and changing employee expectations, microlearning emerges as a solution that addresses the need for agile, efficient, and engaging training methods. This article explores the potential of microlearning to shape the future of employee training, examining its benefits, applications, and challenges.

The Evolution of Employee Training

Traditional employee training programs often involve lengthy sessions, extensive manuals, and a one-size-fits-all approach. While comprehensive, these methods can be time-consuming, costly, and ineffective for the modern workforce, which values flexibility, personalization, and immediacy. Employees today are accustomed to accessing information quickly and efficiently, thanks to digital technologies. This shift in information consumption has paved the way for microlearning to gain prominence.

What is Microlearning?

Microlearning breaks down training content into bite-sized modules that can be easily consumed and retained. These modules can take various forms, including videos, infographics, podcasts, quizzes, and animations, typically lasting between 2 to 10 minutes. The goal is to deliver relevant, actionable information that employees can apply immediately, enhancing their skills and knowledge incrementally.

Benefits of Microlearning

Increased Engagement: Short, focused content is more engaging than lengthy training sessions. Employees are more likely to stay attentive and absorb the material when it’s presented in manageable chunks.

Flexibility and Accessibility: Microlearning modules can be accessed anytime, anywhere, using mobile devices or computers. This flexibility allows employees to learn at their own pace, fitting training into their busy schedules.

Improved Retention: Studies have shown that information retention is higher when learning is spaced out over time, rather than crammed into a single session. Microlearning’s structure supports this spaced learning approach, reinforcing knowledge and skills.

Cost-Effective: Developing microlearning content can be more cost-effective than traditional training programs. It reduces the need for in-person training sessions, travel expenses, and extensive training materials.

Personalization: Microlearning allows for more personalized training experiences. Employees can select modules that are relevant to their roles and career development, ensuring that the training is directly applicable to their needs.

Applications of Microlearning in Employee Training

Microlearning can be applied across various aspects of employee training, including:

Onboarding: New hires can benefit from microlearning modules that introduce company policies, culture, and job-specific information in a structured, digestible manner. This approach helps new employees acclimate faster and more effectively.

Compliance Training: Compliance topics often involve dense regulations and policies. Breaking down this information into microlearning modules makes it easier for employees to understand and adhere to compliance requirements.

Skill Development: Whether it’s soft skills like communication and leadership or technical skills like data analysis and software usage, microlearning can provide targeted training that enhances employee capabilities incrementally.

Product Training: Sales and customer service teams can use microlearning to stay updated on new product features, benefits, and usage. Short modules ensure they have the latest information to effectively support customers.

Performance Support: Microlearning can serve as just-in-time learning, providing employees with quick access to information they need to solve problems or perform tasks more efficiently.

Microlearning in Action: Case Studies

Several organizations have successfully implemented microlearning to enhance their training programs. For example:

Google: Google uses microlearning to train its employees on various topics, including new technologies, management skills, and company policies. Their approach includes short videos, quizzes, and interactive modules that employees can access on-demand.

IBM: IBM leverages microlearning to keep its workforce up-to-date with the latest technological advancements and industry trends. Their microlearning strategy includes bite-sized courses, podcasts, and gamified learning experiences.

Coca-Cola: Coca-Cola has implemented microlearning for its sales teams, providing short, focused training on product knowledge, sales techniques, and customer engagement strategies. This has helped improve sales performance and customer satisfaction.

Challenges of Microlearning

Despite its many benefits, microlearning also presents some challenges:

Content Development: Creating high-quality microlearning content requires careful planning and expertise. Organizations need to ensure that the content is engaging, relevant, and effectively designed to meet learning objectives.

Integration with Existing Systems: Integrating microlearning with existing learning management systems (LMS) and other training platforms can be complex. Organizations need to ensure seamless access and tracking of microlearning modules.

Consistency: With multiple microlearning modules, maintaining consistency in tone, style, and quality can be challenging. Organizations must establish guidelines to ensure uniformity across all content.

Measuring Effectiveness: Assessing the impact of microlearning on employee performance and knowledge retention can be difficult. Organizations need robust evaluation methods to measure the effectiveness of their microlearning initiatives.

The Future of Microlearning in Employee Training

As organizations continue to navigate the changing landscape of employee training, microlearning is poised to play a significant role in the future. Here are some trends and predictions for its evolution:

Increased Adoption: More organizations will adopt microlearning as part of their training strategies, recognizing its benefits in enhancing employee engagement and performance.

Advanced Technologies: The integration of artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and data analytics will enable more personalized and adaptive microlearning experiences. These technologies can analyze employee performance data to recommend relevant modules and provide real-time feedback.

Gamification: Gamification elements, such as leaderboards, badges, and rewards, will be increasingly incorporated into microlearning to boost motivation and engagement.

Social Learning: Social learning features, such as discussion forums, peer reviews, and collaborative projects, will enhance the microlearning experience by fostering interaction and knowledge sharing among employees.

Focus on Soft Skills: With the growing importance of soft skills in the workplace, microlearning will increasingly focus on areas like communication, leadership, and emotional intelligence, providing employees with the tools to succeed in a dynamic work environment.

Conclusion

Microlearning represents a promising future for employee training, offering a flexible, engaging, and efficient approach to skill development and knowledge retention. As organizations seek to meet the evolving needs of their workforce, microlearning provides a solution that aligns with modern learning preferences and technological advancements. While challenges remain, the potential benefits of microlearning make it a compelling strategy for the future of employee training. By embracing microlearning, organizations can enhance their training programs, improve employee performance, and drive overall business success.

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