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When Language Models Start to Reason

Jim Griffin 05/01/2026

You might have noticed that language models are acting quite a bit smarter now, including responses that look a lot like expert reasoning. This video starts with a concrete example of this, where a bird species is identified by assembling available evidence and justifying the conclusion from multiple angles. The […]

AI 2025 Forecast: Agents Dominate

Jim Griffin 05/12/2024

This video is our second annual forecast for key trends or developments most likely to define the coming year for AI in the private sector. By far, the biggest one is AI agents. If we had to choose just one development that is set to define AI next year, this […]

Inner Workings of OpenAI-o1? A First Glimpse

Jim Griffin 28/11/2024

Since the architecture for the powerful o1 reasoning model from OpenAI has not been disclosed, there’s a lot of curiosity about how it works. To get a better understanding of that, this video pulls together information from OpenAI itself, along with systematic tests that were published in a recent paper […]

How an 8B Model Beat an Industry Giant

Jim Griffin 07/11/2024

This video describes how a system called ‘AgentStore’ was able to gain the top spot on a benchmark for AI agents – beating out a gigantic model with a small one. AgentStore is a platform and method for aggregating specialized agents that perform real-world tasks on digital devices on macOS, […]

Will Open-Source Llama Beat GPT-4o?

Jim Griffin 01/08/2024

Last week Meta launched its newest family of models, Llama 3.1, including a new benchmark – an open-source foundation model with 405 billion parameters. With this, Zuckerberg predicted that Meta AI will surpass OpenAI’s 200 million monthly active users by the end of this year. Hubris aside, this video looks […]

Amazing Milestone! Million Experts Model

Jim Griffin 17/07/2024

A top researcher at Google DeepMind just released an important paper, “Mixture of a Million Experts.” As the paper’s title announces, it describes an approach that resulted in the first-known Transformer model with more than a million experts. For context, the number of experts currently seen in smaller models varies […]

Behind the Curtain of Figma AI

Jim Griffin 12/07/2024

The recent announcement of Figma AI generated both excitement and controversy. This video summarizes the new AI features in under three minutes, for this popular design tool that’s used for creating prototypes of digital experiences. Next, the video looks at the underlying technology that was used to enable the new […]