Dylan Bourgeois

The first classifier I ever trained was on Iris, as a student at EPFL.

Anthropic's protein-design system runs on a 16,000-word prompt, and only a third of it is about proteins.

A team can get faster, flatter, and happier while quietly losing the ability to decide how it works.

Foundation models are eating software from both ends.

Like most, I feel like I'm constantly struggling to keep up with the pace of AI development these days.

There are a lot of strange places on the internet.

Even in warehouses bristling with sensors and automation, a curious gap persists: operators often struggle to explain why throughput fluctuates from day to day.

Predictions are notoriously a fool's errand.

Ask ChatGPT to write a metaphor about time.

Silicon Valley doesn't just shape the world, it rules it.

In the opening act of The Social Network, Eduardo Saverin stands at a dorm room window, marker in hand, scrawling a mathematical formula across the glass.

AI systems are suddenly capable of tasks they consistently failed at months ago.

🚧 Note: This article is under construction.

This article was originally published on the Ogment.ai blog.

Would you trust a robot with no sensors?

After nearly three years building Claryo from conversations on commutes with Mohamed into a truly awesome AI product, I've decided the time is right for me to step away and begin a new chapter.

Published on the blog Artifices Intelligents of Le Temps newspaper.

In a philosophical sense, the creative lineage of a work generated by artificial intelligence is difficult to define.

At the beginning of November, Christie's auctioned off a piece generated by an artificial intelligence algorithm.

The video opens with a fade-in, a summer hit, already played far too many times, tolls the bell.

Introduction In this series of posts, I will be writing up about some work done in the context of a semester project counting for my degree from EPFL.

Motivation: Controlling robots is hard.

This work was done in the context of the Data Jam Days at EPFL (24-25 Nov 2017).

A primer on style transfer What makes Starry Night look like a van Gogh painting ?

An example of approximative vulgarization.