Deep Dive into LLMs like ChatGPT
Andrej Karpathy explains language-model training and behavior for a general audience.
A source-linked collection of AI tools, ideas and news.
Andrej Karpathy explains language-model training and behavior for a general audience.
A visual introduction to transformer structure, tokens and word embeddings by 3Blue1Brown.
3Blue1Brown explains layers, activations and weights through a network that recognizes handwritten digits.
Leila Gharani uses a messy workbook to explain guardrails, basic checks and reconciliation.
Jeff Su connects source selection, focused questions and Studio outputs in a March 2026 walkthrough.
Follow a Python introduction to tools, structured output and agent coordination.
An introductory lesson on using a topic, existing notes, files or a template to begin a presentation.
An original Microsoft Developer course on direct and indirect prompt injection, mitigations and automated red teaming with PyRIT.
IBM Technology introduces local inference through an application example. Read the linked project prerequisites before treating the demonstration as a setup recipe.
Anthropic explains when agent autonomy helps and why clear tools matter.
Follow the chat-to-memory workflow, then check how earlier messages reach a follow-up request.
3Blue1Brown gives a compact introduction to how language models generate text and learn patterns.
A six-minute robotics training introduction with an exact-video creator companion; the 2024 commands need version checks.
Simon Willison discusses prompting, data extraction and model limitations in his PyCon US 2024 keynote.
3Blue1Brown explains how attention updates token representations using surrounding words.
Compare shared-message collaboration, supervisors and nested agent teams.
Marina Danilevsky introduces RAG; the linked IBM Research companion explains retrieval, generation, and source checking.
Use Jeff Su’s six-part checklist to turn a vague request into an explicit task and output.
3Blue1Brown explains how training examples influence weights and biases across a neural network.
3Blue1Brown connects classification errors with changes to a neural network’s weights and biases.