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A few thoughts on #LLM usage in the small, prompted by my toying with #llama3 and #phi-3 on consumer hardware.

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"The good news is that we are at #AnsibleFest" -- asserted Sathish Balakrishnan, VP & GM of the Ansible Business Unit at Red Hat during his keynote today. Full House at the keynote where Balakrishnan explained how #Automation has come a long way and the critical role that #Ansible has played in that journey -- making automation more consumable with ease of use. "Automation is no longer a nice-to-have. Automation is mission critical" continued Balakrishnan. Looking ahead to the future, building upon what we heard from Matt Hicks at the Red Hat Summit keynote, Balakrishnan asserted that "#AI is a natural progression of automation!" How is your AI strategy coming along? But, wait, where are you with your Automation Strategy? These are the questions that we can address at this event and beyond. Kaete Piccirilli :: Moez Dharani :: Erich Morisse https://lnkd.in/gdwYQbGs

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Concerned that your next presentation will be adorned with your AI's "artistic interpretation" (read hallucinations) of the data. Tired of AI assistants autocorrecting "world domination" to "world vacation"? Then join me and Abhishek Jawali V at AWS Summit Bengaluru on May 15th, 2024 at 4:00 PM for a talk on "Advancing Responsible AI in the Generative Era", where we will delve into the emerging risks of AI like hallucinations, toxicity etc. and to ensure it doesn't become the villain in our next sci-fi nightmare (unless, of course, it involves robot chefs who whip up delicious meals). P.S.: And I assure you that no AIs were harmed (or used to write) in the making of this post :) Register here: https://lnkd.in/d-MMK4KV #responsibleAI, #AWS, #AWSSummit, #generativeAI, #GenAI, #AmazonBedrock, #Guardrails, #awscloud, #AI, #CloudComputing, #MachineLearning

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This guy is delivering at a pace unheard of. Cloud migration in a week is a new benchmark. And most importantly, he has set a precedent for all Indian companies to move to cloud by Indian cos. In just a few crores cost of migration https://lnkd.in/dJPZx4ZW *A quick snapshot of Cloud market* Cloud computing has $300bn annual revenues. Globally, the top 3 players capture 2/3 of the market. 2023 revenues below: Amazon AWS - $90bn Microsoft Azure (Intelligent Cloud) - $88bn Google GCP - $33bn The top revenue drivers for these companies are not AI/ML but Computing & Storage - which is purely infra and commoditized i.e your traditional hard disk. Let's appreciate a startup founder who has the guts to stand against these global giants. Krutrim Ola #Cloud #India #BhavishAggarwal

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Thrilled to share my first GenAI blog post, where Puneeth Ranjan Komaragiri and I discuss streamlining day-to-day operations by integrating application and infrastructure troubleshooting process through Amazon Q Business. This post helps operations teams with a practical example to efficiently diagnose and resolve issues, thereby reducing the mean time to identify and resolve them. https://lnkd.in/eR-UYkzC #aws #genai #amazonqbusiness #cloudops

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Read the case study on how Oracle Globally Distributed Database helps fintech companies to fill their need for scalable #AI and ML-driven business through hyper-scalable infrastructure. Read: https://lnkd.in/gE6kAMZA

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LANISTR is a new framework that enables multimodal learning by ingesting unstructured (image, text) and structured (time series, tabular) data, performing alignment and fusion, and ultimately generating class predictions https://lnkd.in/gCEdpZ3A

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There are various reasons why an organization may choose to serve their own large language models. Some of these include: - Being cloud adverse and preferring to keep their data on the hardware they own. - Needing to fine-tune models to align with their specific domains. - Managing the costs associated with cloud token consumption. No matter the motivation behind it, we provide solutions on how to not only serve models but also do so confidently with enterprise-level support. Reach out to your #cdw account team to find out how. #llm #ai #cdwsocial

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My recent blogs on BigQuery Data Transfer #Dataengineering #Googlecloudplatform #Bigquery

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Learn about the approach of integrating mainframe IBM MQ with Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka (Amazon MSK), to migrate your applications into a cloud-based consumer model. Informative blog by Subhajit Maitra #mainframe #AWSCloud

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We will be conducting a webinar on June 4 to discuss use of advanced prompting techniques to reduce hallucination in generative AI applications.

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In a recently published article on The Register, Mark Pesce. shares a very interesting perspective on the use of co-pilots to generate code and is any of that code copyrightable? Tidbits from the post.. I prompted GPT-4 to modify the function to reflect my deeper understanding; it generated a new version of the function. I pasted that into my code, then added single-line additions, tuning it to my specific needs. I got it to a point where around 80 percent of the output was AI generated, and 20 percent was my own work. That's when I had my third and biggest 'aha': Whose code is this? In the age of AI, one thing the legal system has so far been unambiguously clear on revolves around the ownership of AI generated content: as it has not been created by a human being, it cannot be copyrighted. The AI doesn't own it, the AI's creators don't own it, and whoever prompted the AI to generate this content doesn't own it either. That code cannot have an owner. A core function in code is largely AI-generated; and while the rest of my code may be artisanal, bespoke, human-crafted Python, any coder working with an IDE hooked into Github Copilot or getting help from GPT-4 will likely create code containing so many AI-written tidbits that it's very hard to know where the human ends and the machine begins. Is any of that code copyrightable? Or is all the software we're writing today so thoroughly compromised it might no longer be defensible as a work protected by copyright? Is using material generated by AI considered plagiarism? What do you think? Do share your opinion.

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