What LLM speed looks like when generating output
LLM speed is commonly expressed as tokens per second, which is kind of… Tags: Large Language Model, speed, token
Creativity, aesthetics, and user experience.
LLM speed is commonly expressed as tokens per second, which is kind of… Tags: Large Language Model, speed, token
For Bloomberg, Demetrios Pogkas, Jennah Haque, and Kiel Porter show the projected scale… Tags: Bloomberg, investments, IPO, SpaceX
This week, we look past the chart and ponder its true purpose. Tags: analysis, template
For NYT Opinion, Emmanuel Saez and Gabriel Zucman make a case for a… Tags: billionaires, New York Times, taxes, wealth
For NBC News, Jane Weaver, Jiachuan Wu, and Javier Zarracina report on the… Tags: ebola, NBC News, outbreak
Higher unemployment among young workers has been commonly attributed to generative AI. In… Tags: remote, unemployment, work, young
For the Pudding, Minji Kim and Eunice Lee wrote about the growth of… Tags: Eunice Lee, K-pop, Minji Kim, Pudding
Japan has been aging and having fewer children, which led to a decline… Tags: Japan, New York Times, population
Erin Davis calculated the average age of people with a given name to… Tags: age, Erin Davis, names
The U.S. Census Bureau released a names dataset for first names and surnames.… Tags: Census Bureau, names
U.S. voters have historically stuck with two political parties, but that’s changing in… Tags: multiparty, USAFacts, voting
Stuart A. Thompson, a New York Times technology journalist, used Google’s Gemini chatbot… Tags: chatbot, house, New York Times, sales, Stuart A. Thompson
For the Washington Post, Federica Cocco and Taylor Telford report on the increasing… Tags: unemployment, Washington Post, work
Every month I collect tools, data, and resources to make better charts. Here's what happened in May. Tags: roundup
For the Washington Post, Jeremy B. Merrill, Jonathan O’Connell, and Luke Connors built… Tags: advertising, gambling, Washington Post
Trump visited China, and then Putin visited a week later. Reuters compared the… Tags: China, difference, Reuters
Pope Leo XIV presented his first encyclical Magnifica Humanitas, which translates to Magnificent… Tags: encyclical, humanity, Pope Leo XIV
Birth rates are falling nearly everywhere. For Financial Times, John Burn-Murdoch explores why… Tags: birth rate, Financial Times, John Burn-Murdoch, relationships
An aging population means more seniors 65 years and older are taking care… Tags: age, schedule, senior, Straits Times
U.S. inflation is high, and the prices of almost everything are rising fast… Tags: cherrypicking, dishonest, inflation
As a ratio of home prices to household income, the cost of buying… Tags: cost, house, income, New York Times
This week, we talk limitations of the defaultiest of defaultiest chart types. Tags: options, precision, variation
Speaking of careless AI usage, the open-access archive for research papers, ArXiv, is… Tags: ArXiv, ban, research, slop
Disney shutdown FiveThirtyEight last year, but the archive stayed online. Well, they got… Tags: ABC News, Disney, FiveThirtyEight, Nate Silver, shutdown
Steven Rosenbaum wrote The Future of Truth, a book about AI and reality… Tags: New York Times, quote, Steven Rosenbaum, truth, writing
For the Pudding, Russell Samora, with design and illustration by Shelly Tan, analyzed… Tags: fiction, Pudding, Russell Samora, simile, words
World Bank, which releases an atlas every few years, published an Atlas of… Tags: atlas, world, World Bank
The Eurovision Song Contest is in its 70th year. Every year, each country… Tags: Eurovision, Giuseppe Sollazzo, lyrics, songs
Denice W. Ross and Christopher Steven Marcum, from the University of California at… Tags: field guide, government
For the Washington Post, Jeremy B. Merrill and Leslie Shapiro visualized users who… Tags: loss, money, Polymarket, prediction market, Washington Post