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Hey everyone, thank you so much for watching the Weaviate podcast! I am so excited about this episode! ChatArena is a software framework for multi-agent chat games. There are quite a few interesting applications of this, firstly we can use this kind of system to evaluate the intelligence of an LLM based on how intelligent it sounds in conversation with another LLM! Another interesting idea is to have the LLM impersonate people such as Lex Fridman or Sam Altman and simulate conversations between these people -- retrieving from their digital content to facilitate the impersonation. I thought there was so many interesting ideas in this podcast, please let us know what you think!
Hey everyone! Thank you so much for watching the Weaviate Podcast! This is pretty novel episode featuring both Weaviate Co-Founders Bob van Luijt and Etienne Dilocker! This is also extremely novel because we are featuring a competitor vector database, HyperDB! John Dagdelen is the founder of HyperDB which is a hyper-fast local vector database for use with LLM Agents. Now accepting SAFEs at $135M cap.
Hey everyone! Thank you so much for watching the Generative Feedback Loops Podcast! We have also created a blog post and GitHub repository for more information!
Hey everyone! Thank you so much for watching the Weaviate 1.19 release podcast! We have all sorts of cool new features, in addition to the database and module features, I really want to encourage readers to see the `groupBy` search discussed at 14:32, quite an interesting idea for improving search performance!
Thank you so much for watching the 43rd episode of the Weaviate Podcast with Roman Grebennikov and Vesvolod Goloviznin from Metarank, as well as Erika Cardenas from Weaviate! This podcast is a masterclass on Ranking models, additionally touching on the connection between Search and Recommendation. Learning-to-rank is an exciting idea where we use models that produce more fine-grained relevance scores than the offline indexing techniques of vector search and bm25, however with the tradeoff of the speed of these inferences. Romand and Vsevolod touched on another extremely interesting part of these ranking models which is the estimation of features such as Click-through-Rates and how they use streaming technology to do this. I learned so much from this podcast about the directions in ranking, I hope you enjoy it as well! As always, we are more than happy to answer any questions or discuss any ideas with you!
Thank you so much for watching the 42nd episode of the Weaviate Podcast! Ethan Steininger is the founder of Mixpeek, an intelligence layer that sits on top of your S3 bucket, so you can search and analyze unstructured data at scale. Ethan has also created Collie with the headline of "Enter your website and Collie will fetch every asset, then give you an embedded search bar that wows your users". Ethan began the podcast by describing his background at MongoDB and integrating the database with full text search functionality. Ethan then presented the founding vision of Mixpeek and some of the most outstanding problems with adapting the latest AI technologies to solve business problems. This lead us to discuss a massive range of topics around the AI landscape from the Llama / Alpaca models to ChatGPT Plugins, the paradigm shift in coding and serverless GPUs. I really enjoyed speaking with Ethan about all these things, I hope you enjoy listening! We would more than happy to discuss any ideas you have with you or answer any questions, thanks again for watching!
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Hey everyone! Thank you so much for watching the 38th episode of the Weaviate podcast! This episode features Leo Boystov, an expert in Information Retrieval technology! We discussed a very wide range of topics from an overview of IR methods such as BM25, Neural Bi-Encoder and Cross-Encoder rankers, and a super exciting new work Leo has co-authored on using Large Language Models to generate training data for Neural Ranking models titled "InPars-Light: Cost-Effective Unsupervised Training of Efficient Rankers." We also discussed Leo's work on Non-Metric Space Search, the challenge of long document ranking, Robustness in Generalization Testing, and ended with some thoughts on Hybrid Rank Fusion. I really hope you enjoy the podcast, more than happy to answer any questions you have or clarify anything!
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