Codestories Newsletter by Netguru

Do you sometimes feel like you have all the time in the world to catch up on things to learn? Yeah, me neither… Good thing that we have great people committed to showing us the ropes, preparing summaries and crash courses, and sharing their passion 🙂 This issue of Codestories is about all the outcomes of their hard work.

P.S. You know that a lot of it comes from open-source? Learn how you can contribute here (you can check out a few example repositories we did ourselves – those are linked later on).

• We helped ideate and organize a three-day AI Hackathon for AMBOSS, a powerful medical knowledge platform for doctors and students. We welcomed over 100 employees, 30 ideas were pitched, and 14 teams worked during the event to build feasible prototypes with AI.

  Find more in our colleague’s post.

• Microsoft Research has introduced AutoGen, a framework designed to streamline the orchestration, optimization, and automation of workflows in applications powered by large language models. This is a potentially very fascinating framework for future LLM applications.

• Great generative AI FAQ from professor Ethan Mollick, including questions like “can you detect AI writing” (nope), “what’s the best way to get good at using AI”, as well as copyright issue explanations and a science-backed perspective on the future of AI – One Useful Thing.