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Researchers from Fudan University and Shanghai AI Lab Introduces DOLPHIN: A Closed-Loop Framework for Automating Scientific Research with Iterative Feedback

Marktechpost

Fudan University and the Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Laboratory have developed DOLPHIN, a closed-loop auto-research framework covering the entire scientific research process. In image classification, DOLPHIN improved baseline models like WideResNet by up to 0.8%, achieving a top-1 accuracy of 82.0%.

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Announcing our $50M Series C to build superhuman Speech AI models

AssemblyAI

There also now exist incredibly capable LLMs that can be used to ingest accurately recognized speech and generate summaries, insights, takeaways, and classifications that are enabling entirely new products and workflows to be created with voice data for the first time ever.

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Turbocharging premium audit capabilities with the power of generative AI: Verisk’s journey toward a sophisticated conversational chat platform to enhance customer support

AWS Machine Learning Blog

PAAS helps users classify exposure for commercial casualty insurance, including general liability, commercial auto, and workers compensation. PAAS offers a wide range of essential services, including more than 40,000 classification guides and more than 500 bulletins. Verisk developed an evaluation tool to enhance response quality.

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MedUnA: Efficient Medical Image Classification through Unsupervised Adaptation of Vision-Language Models

Marktechpost

Supervised learning in medical image classification faces challenges due to the scarcity of labeled data, as expert annotations are difficult to obtain. Researchers from Mohamed Bin Zayed University of AI and Inception Institute of AI propose MedUnA, a Medical Unsupervised Adaptation method for image classification.

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Multimodal Large Language Models

The MLOps Blog

How do multimodal LLMs work? A typical multimodal LLM has three primary modules: The input module comprises specialized neural networks for each specific data type that output intermediate embeddings. An output could be, e.g., a text, a classification (like “dog” for an image), or an image.

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Use custom metadata created by Amazon Comprehend to intelligently process insurance claims using Amazon Kendra

AWS Machine Learning Blog

The insurance provider receives payout claims from the beneficiary’s attorney for different insurance types, such as home, auto, and life insurance. Amazon Comprehend custom classification API is used to organize your documents into categories (classes) that you define. Custom classification is a two-step process.

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3 LLM Architectures

Mlearning.ai

Transformers form the backbone of the revolutionary Large Language Models While LLMs like GPT4 , llama2 & Falcon seem to do an excellent jobs across a variety of tasks, the performance of an LLM on a particular task is a direct result of the underlying architecture. These models are best suited for language translation.

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