In the first part of this tutorial series, you learned how to train a recommender system that can suggest books for users based on their history/interactions with those books.
In the second part, you learned how to convert your trained model, and then embed it in a web application built in JavaScript. This allowed you to display books to users, as well as display recommended books in the browser.
Welcome back to the second part of our recommender engine tutorial series. In the first part, you learned how to train a recommender model using a variant of collaborative filtering and neural network embeddings.
In this part, you’re going to create a simple book web application that displays a set of books and also recommends new books to any selected user. Below is the end-goal of this tutorial:
Pygmalion AI is changing the way we interact with AI, making it more accessible and user friendly for many applications. Whether you’re a developer looking to add AI to your projects or a business professional looking to automate, understanding how to use Pygmalion AI can open up a lot of possibilities.
This guide will cover everything you need to know about Pygmalion AI from definition and setup to advanced customisation options.
ChatGPT has changed the game in many industries and has reached 100 million users in just 2 months. It’s a must have tool for anyone looking to improve the quality and speed of their output whether it’s content creation or app development.
In this article I’ll be going over the best ChatGPT apps to boost your productivity.
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While we all love generative AI, there are certain ethical concerns around it. Some people argue that since it’s trained on human images without compensating the creators, it is somewhat like stealing other people’s work. If you support this argument, you’ll be happy to learn about Adobe Firefly, an ethical image generator.
Adobe says that Firefly has been trained only on Adobe Stock images and images where the content was in the public domain or the copyright had expired. That’s one thing that sets Firefly apart from the rest.
But that’s not the only difference. Firefly is a part of the Adobe Creative Cloud. When you subscribe to the suite, you get the entire package – Photoshop, Express, Illustrator, Acrobat – you know, the whole set.
If you’re a vlogger or a social media influencer, video editing is absolutely mandatory for you. We all fumble sometimes and it’s important to crop out some parts. And it’s not about just cropping. It’s also about improving sound quality, trimming and resizing the video, overlaying titles, adjusting colors, and getting tons of likes.
If you’ve tried your hand at video editing, Movavi wouldn’t be a new name to you. It’s been around for like, two decades and offers amazing video editing services. It does all the basic clipping and cropping and lets you add amazing effects to your videos. And now it’s also AI-powered, which is why I’m writing this Movavi video editor review.
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The hype around artificial intelligence has never been bigger, thanks to tools like ChatGPT. The best AI affiliate programs can help you turn all that buzz into profit. If you already have a strong online presence, and an audience in the tech industry, an AI affiliate program is a great way to earn cash.
All you need to do is promote some (already impressive) AI tools, and you can earn endless extra income in no time. First, though, you need to find out which AI affiliate programs deliver the biggest commissions, the most support, and the best benefits to their partners.
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I’m sure that by now, we have all tried AI content generation at least once. And we’re all aware of ChatGPT. But I’m going to discuss a content generation tool that’s specifically targeted towards bloggers – Koala AI.
I’ve been using ChatGPT and it has always worked for me. But Koala offers more. It can generate content and images, has a chatbot, and can create custom GPTs.
If you use AI to generate content, try Koala AI once. It’s similar to ChatGPT but can generate blog posts in just one click.
How is it different from ChatGPT? For starters, it uses keywords, offers spelling and grammar-checking options, gives a readability analysis, and much more. In short, Koala AI is geared towards bloggers. ChatGPT, on the other hand, is more generic.
But content generation is just one of the services of Koala AI. It can generate images as well. Yes, you can get Dall-E image generation with ChatGPT Plus, but Koala AI offers image generation for free. It’s not close to Dall-E quality, but since it’s free, I can’t complain.
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Has it ever happened to you that you have a presentation due tomorrow and you’re experiencing the worst writer’s block? It used to happen to me often, and I’m thankful that now I have AI to help me out. Tools like Gamma let me create a presentation in just a few seconds.
And no, it doesn’t create your generic ChatGPT-type output. It uses the right images and mentions the right key features and everything. Heck, it even uses interactive galleries, charts, diagrams, and whatnot to ensure you have the perfect presentation.
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In this Builder.io review, I’ll be introducing you to a tool designed to help anyone build more effective digital experiences.
Any ecommerce company has to change its storefront on a regular basis to ensure that accurate inventory and updated information is always visible.
Unfortunately, launching a new product and testing homepage placements and redesigns often requires the need to work with developers for guidance. This means it can be a lot more difficult for smaller companies to update their website or application at the right speed.
