Brev.dev’s Post

Hey LinkedIn 👋 A couple days ago, I attended the Anything But Wrappers: NVIDIA Llama3 NIM Edition "hackmeetup" hosted by Brev.dev and NVIDIA at the Solaris AI office in San Francisco. In 2023, scams targeting people aged 60 and older caused over $3.4 billion in losses, which is an 11% increase from 2022. The average victim lost $33,915, and 5,920 people lost more than $100,000. Now, imagine one of these targeted people was your grandma. Terrible right? Introducing, Granny Guard 👵💂 A white hat hacker tool designed to combat scammers by using reinforcement learning to train your grandma to identify them. My team, comprised of Joe Malatesta, Leon, Oscar Hong, Alexander Makhratchev, and Dennis Xing, used NVIDIA NIM and Brev to host a Llama3 model (enhanced with some prompt engineering!) that would interface with RetellAI's API services to provide real-time phone call conversations. Another AI agent would be used for sentiment analysis to detect if the Granny Guard scam was successful, and would notify you. Interested in a video demo? Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/eJWp_DWz Thank you Nader Khalil, Sarah Chieng, Michael Balint, and Julio C. Tapia for hosting such a fun event :) #brev #nvidia #nvidianim #llama3 #retellai #generativeai #llama #oss #aiagent