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[WSG24] Daily Study Group: Wolfram Tools for LLMs

A Wolfram U Daily Study Group focusing on LLMs and Wolfram Tech will be starting soon!

Join Wolfram Experts @Alan Joyce , Rick Hennigan, Timothee Verdier and @Jon McLoone and a group of fellow enthusiasts to learn about all the different ways you can use Wolfram tech along with Large Language Models (LLMs). Our topics for the study group include the Wolfram GPT, Chat Notebooks and LLM Functionality in Wolfram Language. The sessions will feature a number of fun examples that will show you how you can combine the computational powers and curated knowledge of Wolfram Language along with the generative capabilities of LLMs.

Each session will kick off with a presentation by an expert who will introduce the topic, followed by some review questions and discussions. There will be time for Q&A at the end.

No prior Wolfram Language experience is required to join the study group.

Please feel free to use this thread to collaborate and share ideas, materials and links to other resources with fellow learners.

We look forward to seeing you: March 25th-29th, 2024, 11am-12pm CT (4-5pm GMT)

REGISTER HERE

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Disregard previous post, I found what I needed .. the quiz.

POSTED BY: Michael Lyda

Day 5 of our Daily Study Group series. We will look at some built-in AI related functionality useful for NLP tasks. We will also review some topics from the earlier sessions this week.

Abrita,

I am facing an old and repetitive issue: I do not receive any Bigmarker course email (like reminder, etc.). Therefore, I kindly ask you to send me the email with the link to the quiz that you mentioned yesterday to my email address via your Wolfram email account.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Regards, Jürgen

POSTED BY: Jürgen Kanz

Sure. I will forward your request to our coordinator and they will email all the links to you. We will also share the quiz link at today's live session.

Day 4 of our Daily Study Group series today. @Jon McLoone will be talking about "Injecting Reliability into Generative AI". See you there.

Posted 2 years ago

Thank you kindly Abiria & Jeffrey,
Unfortunately, I already was able to solve a similar more-elementary situation using the City entity. I figured Wolfram & ChatGPT together should be able to write the custom code that works for giving simply the Lat / Long data for any location on the globe along with any reasonable past or future date. Somewhat like the first attempt that failed because it attempted to use the old (deprecated) "AstronomicalData" which caused it to fail:

Needs["AstronomicalData`"]
SetOptions[AstronomicalData,"Overwrite"->True]
date=DateObject[{year,month,day,hour,minute}];
lat=yourLatitude;
lon=yourLongitude;
moonrise=AstronomicalData["Moon",{"Rise",date,lat,lon}];
moonriseTime=DateString[moonrise,{"Hour",":","Minute"}]
POSTED BY: John Davidson

Congrats on your excellent work. Nevertheless during the study group a trial account should have been given to all participants such as to try and work on the relevant subjects such as participants consider a paid subscription after testing the fit to their own needs.

POSTED BY: Petros Theodorou

Hi, Abrita.

The link to the session files shows an empty folder (see attached).

Please advise.

Thanks, Harlan

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POSTED BY: Harlan Brothers

Day 2 of our Daily Study Group series on Wolfram Tools for LLMs: Today we are going to talk about Chat Notebooks.

Posted 2 years ago
POSTED BY: Gerrie Shults

Kicking off the study group today with a session about the Wolfram GPT.

Posted 2 years ago

Hi Abrita, Attached is a notebook where I am trying to get the code for a new custom Moonrise function. I tried several ways but in the end the code didn't work. Comments? Suggestions? Thank you kindly. John

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POSTED BY: John Davidson

Looking into this @John Davidson

Posted 2 years ago
POSTED BY: John Davidson
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