MarkTechPost incorporates numerous artificial intelligence (AI) webinars scheduled to run from June 10-16, 2024, focusing on timely advancements in industries like machine learning and large language models (LLMs). These sessions offer an exciting opportunity for insight, networking, and staying updated with these rapidly changing fields.
Kicking off on June 10, the line-up includes an interactive session entitled “Ask DoiT Anything: Implementing LLMs on AWS,” offering attendees the opportunity to explore the implementation of LLMs on AWS and interact with experts in the field. On June 11, ATLAS presents “Can LLMs understand how people use web apps?” which delves into understanding human behavior in web apps based on LLM analytics. Complementing the exploration of LLMs, Datacamp presents: “Creating AI Assistants with GPT-4o” aimed at potentially using AI as digital assistants.
Furthering the AI application conversation is the “Build Your First AI Employee – Live Workshop” scheduled for June 13. This hands-on session seeks to empower attendees with the knowledge and skill to build their first AI employee—a novel concept in workforce augmentation through automation.
On the same day, ArangoDB is offering “Graph Hunter – Episode 2 – Frameworks of the Mind,” a session that presumably delves into cognitive frameworks and their interfaces with AI. Following this, the webinar “Secure LLM App Deployments—Strategies and Tactics” on June 12 is aimed at strategizing and identifying tactics for securely deploying LLM-based applications.
ZenML holds a presentation on June 12 entitled “Building and Optimizing RAG Pipelines: Data Preprocessing, Embeddings, and Evaluation with ZenML”. This webinar primarily focuses on data handling, streamlining data processing, and evaluating it using ZenML.
June 18 features “Optimizing your architecture for AI innovation” by Domino Data Lab. This webinar aims to help attendees better synchronise their existing architecture for AI integration and innovation, a key concern for many businesses today.
Finally, the sequence concludes with a session on June 20, entitled “Empowering Domain Experts: Building Easy-to-Use Online Modeling Tools”. This session encourages professional development in the context of AI and focuses on developing easy-to-use tools for domain-specific modeling.
In conclusion, these webinars offer in-depth explorations of AI’s latest advancements, and their practical implications. They are carefully designed to encompass all facets of the AI world, from theoretical underpinnings to implementation, practical applications, security, and optimization. This makes them indispensable for both novices and experts in the industry.
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