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Presentation: Architecting the Data Layer for AI Agents: From Transactional Systems to MCP and Semantic Models
Unlock the potential of AI agents with a data layer designed for their needs. Fabiane Nardon’s presentation, "Architecting the Data Layer for AI Agents," details how TOTVS is preparing enterprise data for token-intensive AI workflows, balancing precision, security, and cost. Nardon explores critical strategies including data mesh architectures, low-latency databases, semantic ontologies, and dynamic MCP selection to optimize context windows and minimize token overhead within transactional systems. For further exploration of securing data in modern applications, see our article, "Post-Quantum Cryptography in Spring Boot."
How precise are polls really, a Pew explainer on margin of error
Polls offer a snapshot of public opinion, but how precise are they really? Pew Research Center’s explainer clarifies the crucial concept of margin of error, revealing how it impacts the reliability of survey results. Understanding this statistical measure is essential for interpreting poll findings accurately and discerning meaningful trends from random variation. Explore the nuances of polling precision and learn how to critically evaluate data—a skill vital in today's information landscape. For further reflections on navigating complex data, see "Reflections on Airbnb."
Tried testing qwen 35b moe model on s26 ultra , without compromising on precision [R] ,[D]
Early testing reveals promising results for running a private Qwen 35B MoE LLM on an S26 Ultra, demonstrating a potential for approximately 90 tokens/second input processing and 8 tokens/second output generation after optimization. This achievement, realized through self-directed AI/ML exploration and leveraging available compute resources, highlights the accessibility of advanced model deployment. The author, without disclosing implementation details, is actively seeking collaborators to further test and refine this mobile runtime.