OpenAI | Decoding AI's Evolution

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Teaching AI to Read and Group Like I Bookmark the Web: A Journey into Dynamic Topic Modeling

Quick Links: Dataset on HuggingFace The Topic Modeling Challenge You know that feeling when you have 50 browser tabs open, and you’re desperately trying to organize them into bookmark folders? “ML Papers To Read,” “Funny Cat Videos,” “Recipes I’ll Never Make”… We all have our system. And apparently, it’s such a universal problem that every tech company is launching their own solution - Arc Browser with its “Spaces,” Chrome with its tab groups, and about 500 extensions promising to color-code your digital hoarding habits into submission....

API-LLM-Hub: Simplifying LLM-API integration for Static Pages

Hey there, fellow code enthusiasts and AI wranglers! 🖐️🤖 You know that feeling when you’re knee-deep in a project, trying to get multiple AI models to play nice in your browser? Yeah, I’ve been there. Cue the frustrated sighs, the endless searches over GitHub issues 😢, and the “why-isn’t-this-working” hair-pulling sessions. LINK-TO-PACKAGE just in case you wanna skip the deets After one too many nights wrestling with backends, CORS issues, and the general chaos of integrating various AI APIs, I decided enough was enough....