Elmer MastersIf you missed #CALIcon23 a couple of weeks a go, we got you covered. Here are all the conference sessions right there on YouTube in a one convenient playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbHXrwmlOuqnW8yz7cpTF9UQbWaN9RkIS
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#CALIcon23 is in the bag and I'm headed back to Atlanta. My talk about CALI and AI https://2023.calicon.org/sessions/cali-ai-welcoming-our-robotic generated some questions and discussions. Folks wanted to know about the Deep Learning Workstation I built so we would have a platform for discovery in this space. Here's the parts list for the PC https://pcpartpicker.com/list/jBrHY9. It could use a GPU with more vRAM but it is a good starter.
David ColarussoLater this morning I'm giving a talk at #CALICon23 about some lessons I've learned playing with large language models like #ChatGPT. So, as is my practice,¹ here is a link to my slide deck: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1McgddKt_ZawaDljxQJgDP5CDhEjVrhY8P-ch0OeJ-sw/edit?usp=sharing
I got "inspired" and added a bunch of slides late last night, meaning this will either be the best talk I've ever given or a complete disaster. 🤞
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¹ This means I don't need a USB, and folks can easily find image credits and attributions (in the Speaker's Notes).
John Mayer performing a "Shakespearean sonnet" written by #ChatGPT to welcome us to #CALIcon23.
It's that time of the year: the call for speakers for #CALIcon23 is out. The 32th annual CALI Conference for Law School Computing is set for June 15-16 2023 at Penn Carey Law in Philadelphia PA.
I know quite a few of you out there presented in the past and we'd certainly like to hear about what you're up to these days.
CALIcon is a great place to come and talk about whatever tech project you're working on.
See https://2023.calicon.org/call-speakers for the details and to propose a session.
I know quite a few of you out there presented in the past and we'd certainly like to hear about what you're up to these days.
CALIcon is a great place to come and talk about whatever tech project you're working on.
See https://2023.calicon.org/call-speakers for the details and to propose a session.