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Red team your AI model with garak

Anika Aracan

Learn how to use garak, an open source LLM vulnerability scanner developed by NVIDIA, to perform red teaming on AI models.

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Use a local and open source code assistant

Seth Kenlon

Learn how to install and configure OpenCode, an open source AI coding assistant, for local development with Ollama, OpenVINO, or Red Hat AI.

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The tokenomics of self-hosted LLMs

Trevor Royer

Learn how to optimize self-hosted LLM cost per token. Cut GPU spending and maximize real-world throughput with autoscaling, right-sizing, and vLLM tuning.

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Don'tDrive Blind: Crashing Testing Model Deployments with NVIDIA Garak

Anika Aracan +1

Learn how to “crash test” an AI model before it hits production by probing it the way real users and attackers will. You’ll see what can go wrong when a model ships without safety training, then walk through running NVIDIA’s open source Garak scanner locally against GPT-2. The episode breaks down how Garark works and the next steps for production readiness.

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AutoRAG: Optimizing RAG for small models

Isaac Tigges

Stop guessing RAG settings. Discover how AutoRAG uses fast evaluation sweeps to optimize chunking and retrieval precision for small LLMs on your data.

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Behavioral testing for AI agents

Andrew Donheiser

Learn behavioral testing for agents, catching non-deterministic failures with golden queries and YAML files.