Dive into an extensive video presentation exploring the latest features and advancements in Wolfram Language 14.1. Learn about the new unified Wolfram app, vector databases, semantic search, and improvements in LLM integration. Discover updates in mathematical computations, including symbolic arrays, biomolecule visualization, and PDE advancements. Explore enhancements in neural network optimization, video programming, speech recognition, and historical geography computation. Gain insights into new astronomical calculations, geometric visualizations, and notebook functionalities. Understand the improved user experience, syntax updates, and compiler optimizations. Get acquainted with standalone Wolfram Language applications and smoother integration with external languages. Conclude with a Q&A session addressing user queries about the new release.
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For the 36th Time... the Latest from Our R&D Pipeline
There's Now a Unified Wolfram App
Vector Databases and Semantic Search
RAGs and Dynamic Prompting for LLMs
Connect to Your Favorite LLM
Symbolic Arrays and Their Calculus
Binomials and Pitchforks: Navigating Mathematical Conventions
Fixed Points and Stability for Differential and Difference Equations
The Steady Advance of PDEs
Symbolic Biomolecules and Their Visualization
Optimizing Neural Nets for GPUs and NPUs
The Statistics of Dates
Building Videos with Programs
Optimizing the Speech Recognition Workflow
Historical Geography Becomes Computable
Astronomical Graphics and Their Axes
When Is Earthrise on Mars? New Level of Astronomical Computation
Geometry Goes Color, and Polar
New Computation Flow in Notebooks: Introducing Cell-Linked %
The UX Journey Continues: New Typing Affordances, and More
Diff[ ] ... for Notebooks and More!
Lots of Little Language Tune-Ups
Making the Wolfram Compiler Easier to Use
Even Smoother Integration with External Languages
Standalone Wolfram Language Applications!
And Yet More...
Q&A
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