AI Updates and Enhancements

Study Notes

Model Updates: Improvements to AI models, such as new algorithms, architectures, or hyperparameters, to enhance performance, accuracy, or efficiency.
Data Updates: Updates to the data used to train AI models, including new data sources, data augmentation, or data cleaning, to improve model robustness and generalizability.
Deployment Updates: Changes to the deployment of AI models, such as new infrastructure, scalable architectures, or optimized computing resources, to improve model serving and inference.

Incremental Updates: Small, iterative updates to AI models, data, or deployment, allowing for continuous improvement and refinement.
Major Updates: Significant updates to AI models, data, or deployment, often requiring major revisions or retraining of models.
Rolling Updates: Gradual, incremental updates to AI models or data, allowing for continuous improvement and refinement.

Versioning and Tracking: Managing different versions of AI models, data, and deployment, ensuring consistency and reproducibility.
Explainability and Transparency: Understanding the impact of updates on AI model behavior, ensuring fairness, and maintaining transparency.
Evaluation and Validation: Assessing the effectiveness of updates, ensuring improvements, and validating performance.

Test and Validate: Thoroughly test and validate updates to ensure improvements and avoid regressions.
Monitor and Evaluate: Continuously monitor and evaluate AI model performance, detecting potential issues and opportunities for improvement.
Collaboration and Communication: Encourage collaboration and communication among stakeholders, ensuring alignment and understanding of updates.

Three types of AI updates: Model Updates, Data Updates, and Deployment Updates.
Model Updates: Improve AI models through new algorithms, architectures, or hyperparameters to enhance performance, accuracy, or efficiency.
Data Updates: Update data used to train AI models through new data sources, data augmentation, or data cleaning to improve model robustness and generalizability.
Deployment Updates: Change deployment of AI models through new infrastructure, scalable architectures, or optimized computing resources to improve model serving and inference.

Three AI update strategies: Incremental Updates, Major Updates, and Rolling Updates.
Incremental Updates: Make small, iterative updates to AI models, data, or deployment for continuous improvement and refinement.
Major Updates: Make significant updates to AI models, data, or deployment, often requiring major revisions or retraining of models.
Rolling Updates: Gradually make incremental updates to AI models or data for continuous improvement and refinement.

Three AI update challenges: Versioning and Tracking, Explainability and Transparency, and Evaluation and Validation.
Versioning and Tracking: Manage different versions of AI models, data, and deployment to ensure consistency and reproducibility.
Explainability and Transparency: Understand the impact of updates on AI model behavior, ensuring fairness, and maintaining transparency.
Evaluation and Validation: Assess the effectiveness of updates, ensuring improvements, and validating performance.

Four AI update best practices: Test and Validate, Monitor and Evaluate, Collaboration and Communication, and Change Management.
Test and Validate: Thoroughly test and validate updates to ensure improvements and avoid regressions.
Monitor and Evaluate: Continuously monitor and evaluate AI model performance, detecting potential issues and opportunities for improvement.
Collaboration and Communication: Encourage collaboration and communication among stakeholders, ensuring alignment and understanding of updates.