The recent release of Meta's Llama 3.1 has sent shockwaves through the AI industry, and for good reason. This cutting-edge language model boasts impressive performance that rivals Open AI's GPT-4 and Claude 3.5. But what truly sets Llama 3.1 apart is its ability to be fine-tuned on a local machine, without the need for online services.This feature has significant implications for individuals and organizations alike. With Llama 3.1, users can create their own custom AI models on their local machines, without the need to send sensitive information to online servers. This is a major advantage[...]

Primarily, my app, Henry's AI Tutor, aims to assist with homework in a unique way. Students typically bring assignments home on paper from school, and I wanted to create an effective AI tool to guide them. Personally, I prefer paper over digital methods for my own elementary school children because digital devices often lead to distractions. Henry's AI Tutor is designed to be user-friendly. Instead of writing anything down, you simply show the subject-specific tutor a photo, and they provide explanations from various perspectives. Initially, there were many selection options, which I found[...]

Since last May, I've stepped away from corporate life to pursue my passion: developing AI Agents. This decision marks the beginning of an exciting adventure in artificial intelligence. My first AI project? An app designed to assist students with their homework. The recent releases of GPT-4 and Claude 3.5 have revolutionized the field, introducing advanced image recognition and voice support. These models also demonstrate improved problem-solving skills in mathematics, making them invaluable tools for students. The key to any successful solution lies in identifying and addressing specific needs. My homework assistant app was born[...]