Showing results by author "Anand V" in All Categories

An introduction to generative AI and LLMs, outlining their history, applications, and key concepts like tokens, embeddings, and attention mechanisms. The guide then delves into the mathematical and statistical foundations of LLMs, covering essential topics such as probability theory, linear algebra, calculus, and deep learning basics. The main focus is on practical aspects of designing and training LLMs, including data collection, data preprocessing, model architectures, training techniques, evaluation metrics, and fine-tuning. The text further explores deploying LLMs in production environment

Comprehensive guide to Gemini AI, a new multimodal generative AI framework. The text explains the architecture of Gemini and explores how it can be used for various tasks including text generation, image synthesis, and computer vision. It dives into the use of Gemini in various industries such as healthcare, content creation, and design. The document also explores ethical considerations related to Gemini AI, emphasizing responsible use, bias mitigation, and data security. Finally, the document concludes by discussing future trends in generative AI and how Gemini will play a significant role.

A comprehensive guide for developers who want to build Generative AI applications. The text explains the foundations of Generative AI and introduces AWS Bedrock as a cloud-based platform designed for building these applications. The book outlines how to choose the right Foundational Models, fine-tune them with Low-Rank Adaptation (LoRA) for specific tasks, and write effective prompts to guide the models' output. The book also explores key aspects of building a Generative AI application, such as user interface design, integration with other AWS services, and security considerations.

Explaining the fundamentals of LLMs, generative AI, and healthcare data before exploring numerous real-world applications including personalized treatment recommendations, predictive diagnostics, and virtual health assistants. It then delves into the practical aspects of implementing these technologies, covering topics like data management, model training, ethical considerations, and case studies. Finally, it explores future trends in AI-powered healthcare and provides hands-on tutorials and exercises for readers to gain practical experience.

Comprehensive guide to Large Language Models (LLMs). The document provides a detailed overview of LLMs, including their history, architecture, key examples, training methods, and applications. The guide also explores ethical considerations, practical implementation strategies, and the potential future of LLMs in various domains. The text covers topics such as fine-tuning for specific tasks, integrating LLMs into applications using APIs, and building real-world projects utilizing LLMs.

Explaining LLMs, their evolution, and applications in different industries. The book then dives into data preparation and management, including techniques for collecting, cleaning, and storing large datasets. It then guides the reader through building the model, focusing on model architecture design, training techniques, and hyperparameter tuning. After that, the book examines model evaluation and fine-tuning techniques, including common issues and debugging strategies.

Concepts like the evolution of language models, neural network architectures, and transformer mechanisms. It also explores popular LLMs like GPT-3 and BERT, delves into the intricacies of training LLMs, and discusses advanced techniques like prompt engineering, few-shot learning, and multimodal capabilities. The text concludes with practical applications across various industries, real-world implementations, and future trends for LLMs.

Overview of how to understand, train, and deploy large language models (LLMs), powerful AI systems capable of processing and generating human-like text. The guide begins by defining LLMs and their key concepts, then covers setting up an environment, collecting and preparing training data, selecting appropriate LLM architectures, and training the model itself. Further chapters explore how to fine-tune pre-trained LLMs for specific tasks, deploy these models for real-world applications, and evaluate their performance using various metrics

Comprehensive guide to large language models (LLMs), artificial intelligence systems designed to understand and manipulate human language. It covers the history and evolution of LLMs, including key concepts like the Transformer architecture and attention mechanisms. The document then explores popular LLM models, such as GPT-3 and BERT, along with their use cases and applications in various industries, including business, finance, marketing, entertainment, and healthcare. The text further details the training process for LLMs, including data collection, preprocessing, and optimization technique

A comprehensive guide to designing, developing, and deploying large language model (LLM) systems. It covers a wide range of topics, from the fundamentals of LLMs and their architecture to advanced deployment strategies, operationalization techniques, and ethical considerations. The document also includes practical examples, code snippets, and hands-on exercises to help readers implement LLMs in various industries, such as healthcare, finance, and education.

Provides a comprehensive guide to understanding, building, and deploying large language models (LLMs) in enterprise settings. It covers fundamental concepts in natural language processing (NLP), common LLM architectures like BERT, GPT, and T5, data collection and preparation techniques, model training, and fine-tuning methods. The text further explores crucial production aspects, including infrastructure optimization, security, compliance, and continuous monitoring.

A comprehensive guide to Large Language Model (LLM) engineering, covering fundamental concepts, development practices, deployment strategies, and ethical considerations. The guide starts by introducing LLMs, their history, and various applications, then explores key NLP concepts and the Transformer architecture. The text then delves into LLM training techniques, including data collection, preprocessing, fine-tuning, and performance optimization. It also provides practical examples and hands-on exercises to illustrate various concepts and techniques.

European Union’s (EU) regulation of artificial intelligence (AI). The document explores the rise of AI, outlining its potential benefits and challenges. It then delves into the specific details of the EU AI Act, its goals, and its risk-based approach for classifying AI systems. The Act categorizes AI systems into four risk levels, ranging from unacceptable to minimal, and establishes distinct compliance requirements for each category.

Covers fundamental concepts like understanding LLM architecture and the importance of prompt clarity and specificity, and dives into advanced techniques such as contextual prompting, multi-turn interactions, and fine-tuning. The guide also addresses the crucial topic of ethics in LLM development, including mitigating bias and ensuring fairness, and presents practical applications and real-world case studies of LLM implementation. Lastly, the guide discusses emerging trends in LLM development and provides resources for further learning.

Vector Databases for Generative AI Applications" provides a comprehensive overview of how vector databases empower generative AI applications. It begins by explaining the core concepts of vector embeddings and vector databases, highlighting their advantages over traditional databases for storing and retrieving data based on similarity. The document then details the process of designing and implementing a vector database workflow, including data preprocessing, database selection, and integration with generative AI models.

Explains the security considerations for generative artificial intelligence (AI), which is a type of AI capable of creating new content, such as images and text. The document examines common threats to generative AI systems, such as adversarial attacks, data poisoning, and model theft, and presents techniques to mitigate these risks, such as robust training data, adversarial training, and secure data storage. The document also explores the ethical implications of generative AI, including issues of bias and discrimination, and offers guidelines for developing and deploying AI in a responsible

Explains the role of prompt engineering in guiding large language models (LLMs) to solve problems and perform tasks. The document focuses on three prompting techniques: Chain of Thought (CoT), Tree of Thought (ToT), and Self-Reflection, describing how each technique allows LLMs to reason through problems, consider multiple solutions, and analyze their own reasoning process. It then explores the use of prompt engineering in various applications such as multi-modal models, dynamic prompting, and autonomous decision-making. The document concludes with a discussion on the future of prompt engineer

Generative AI Evaluation: Metrics, Methods, and Best Practices" is a comprehensive resource aimed at evaluating generative AI models used in applications like text generation, image synthesis, and creative content production. It begins by explaining the unique challenges of assessing generative models, such as balancing creativity, coherence, and diversity in outputs, while avoiding mode collapse or repetitive patterns.

Defining generative AI and explaining its various applications, including text generation, image synthesis, music creation, and code generation. The book then outlines the SDLC phases, including planning, requirements gathering, design, implementation, testing, deployment, and maintenance, and explores how generative AI can be utilized within each phase to improve efficiency, accuracy, and quality. The author also discusses ethical, legal, and future considerations for integrating AI into software development, offering industry case studies and practical examples to illustrate its real-world

A comprehensive guide to the rapidly developing field of generative artificial intelligence (AI). The document introduces the core concepts, techniques, and applications of generative AI, including its history and evolution, key terminology, and different types of generative models such as Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs), Variational Autoencoders (VAEs), and diffusion models. The text provides practical examples, code snippets, and step-by-step instructions to help readers develop their own generative AI systems. Furthermore, the document explores advanced techniques like fine-tuning