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Say Goodbye to Manual Entry: Introducing AI-Powered Events on dAIsuntil.com
We all have those important dates, milestones, and appointments we want to keep an eye on. That’s why I built dAIsuntil.com – to provide a clear, simple overview of the days until your next big event. But let’s be honest: manually adding multiple events can be a bit of a chore. Clicking “add new,” filling in the title, date, time,…
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Introducing My Free Lightweight .NET 9 Chat GUI for Azure OpenAI Models
Looking for a simple, customizable web interface for your Azure OpenAI models? I’ve developed a free, lightweight .NET 9 Chat GUI that you can download and modify. Built with .NET 9, it offers a straightforward way to interact with your models directly from your own environment. Key Features: Here’s a glimpse of the chat in action, showcasing image input and…
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Enabling My AI Agent to Build and Run Its Own Tools
I have a custom AI Agent with tools that you can read about in this post. I started with a few basic tools (web, search and weather) but was thinking about a command line tool from the start and the possibility to even build its own tools. So when the AI Agent felt mature, i decided to explore the idea…
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The road to Azure AI Engineer Associate
So I have worked with OpenAI models in Azure and wanted to gain a broader insight into the different Azure AI Services. The AI-102 exam looked like a good fit because it covers a comprehensive range of services and skills in depth. I started in September, and from the start, it took around 4 months. I wasn’t in a hurry…
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How I Built a Custom AI Agent with Tools from Scratch
Even though there are existing frameworks for AI Agents, I had an idea for a rather easy way of building a custom AI Agent from scratch and decided to try it out. Autonomous Agent with Tools I specify tools for an LLM that functions as an Agent. A console app executes these tools based on the Agent’s instructions, returns the…
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Securing AI: Mitigating Prompt Injection Attacks with Azure AI Prompt Shields
Large Language Models (LLMs) are powerful but vulnerable to attacks that manipulate their behavior. Azure AI Content Safety’s Prompt Shields API provides a critical defense against these threats, and it has a free pricing tier that covers a few thousand calls a month. Go to the example code below. The Threat Landscape: Two Main Attack Types LLMs can be exploited…
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Hands-On with Gemini 2.0 Flash API: Blazing-Fast AI in Open WebUI
You can now try out Google’s latest AI model, Gemini 2.0 Flash (experimental), directly in Google AI Studio or by using your own local GUI in Open WebUI. To connect to the API through a pipeline in Open WebUI, follow these steps: My initial impression is that it handles both coding and text well, and it’s blazingly fast. So, I’ll…
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First Impressions: Setting Up My AI-Ready Laptop
So I picked up a gaming laptop on Black Friday to use as an AI PC for running local LLMs, trying out image generation, agentic flows, and possibly video and speech processing. Additionally, I’ll be using it for non-AI tasks like video editing and general use. I bought an MSI Cyborg 14 with an RTX 4060 featuring 8GB VRAM, an…
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Advancing AI Reasoning: OpenAI’s o1 Model
In the dynamic field of artificial intelligence, OpenAI has introduced an exciting development with its latest model, OpenAI o1. This large language model (LLM) is designed to excel in complex reasoning tasks, offering a fresh perspective on AI capabilities. Trained with reinforcement learning, o1 can think critically, producing a detailed chain of thought before delivering responses. This article explores the…
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AI Evolution: Preparing for the Opportunities and Challenges Ahead
The rapid evolution of AI has led some to question the value of an education, long-term savings, or even taking a mortgage to buy a house. They worry that AI might soon replace jobs, reach Superintelligence and either create a Utopia or a Doomsday for mankind. Such concerns are fueled by philosophers like Nick Bostrom, who suggests higher education might…