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What are AI Agents?

AI agents are revolutionizing the way humans tackle complex challenges, facilitating smarter decision-making and flexible task execution that goes beyond traditional AI systems like chatbots. Unlike chatbots, which rely on predetermined scripts, AI agents function independently, learning from data and adjusting their strategies in real time. This transition from fixed interactions to adaptive, context-aware systems enables them to grasp intent, forecast outcomes, and enhance decisions with minimal human involvement.

Inside into optimization solvers series - IBM CPLEX

CPLEX is the first choice for solving large difficult models in mission-critical applications where robustness and reliability are important. Few solvers can come close to match CPLEX's speed and reliability. CPLEX is currently used to solve many of the largest problems in the world, with up to millions of variables, constraints, and non-zeros.

Algorithmic Features

Optimization: An essential tool for business decision-making

Optimization serves as a critical methodology for analyzing complex business challenges and identifying the most effective solutions. Mathematically, it involves evaluating all feasible options to determine the optimal outcome for a given problem.

1. Model Construction: Laying the Foundation

The optimization journey begins with building a mathematical model that encapsulates three core elements:

Vector database for generative AI

A key component of many AI and machine learning (ML) systems is the ability to handle and manipulate vectors and embeddings, which represent complex, high-dimensional data in a way that machines can efficiently understand and process.

What are Embeddings?

Embeddings involve converting data or intricate objects such as text, images, or audio into numerical lists within a high-dimensional space.

Crash the large language models (LLM)

Since the groundbreaking debut of ChatGPT in November 2022, large language models (LLMs) have dominated the AI landscape, reshaping industries and sparking a global race for innovation. The open-source release of Meta’s LLaMa-3 in 2024 and the rise of multimodal models like Google’s Gemini Ultra and OpenAI’s GPT-4 Turbo have pushed the boundaries of what AI can achieve. From coding assistants to creative collaborators, LLMs now power everything from enterprise workflows to personalized education.