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How to navigate LLM model names

Trevor Royer

Learning the naming conventions of large language models (LLMs) helps users select the right model for their needs.

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Generative AI Development with Podman AI Lab, InstructLab, & OpenShift AI

Cedric Clyburn +1

Let's take a look at how you can get started working with generative AI in your application development process using open-source tools like Podman AI Lab (https://podman-desktop.io/extensions/...) to help build and serve applications with LLMs, InstructLab (https://instructlab.ai) to fine-tune models locally from your machine, and OpenShift AI (https://developers.redhat.com/product...) to handle the operationalizing of building and serving AI on an OpenShift cluster.

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The Grumpy Developer's Guide to OpenShift

Red Hat

This hands-on, no-nonsense guide offers practical recipes and time-saving tips that get you from first deploy to advanced CI/CD in no time.

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Our top AI articles of 2024

Colleen Lobner

This year's top articles on AI include an introduction to GPU programming, a guide to integrating AI code assistants, and the KServe open source project. 

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Our top Kubernetes and OpenShift articles of 2024

Colleen Lobner

Find Kubernetes and OpenShift articles on performance and scale testing, single-node OpenShift, OpenShift Virtualization for VMware vSphere admins, and more.

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AI Quarkus and LangChain4j Christmas

Red Hat Developers

Join us as we get ready for the holidays with a few  AI holiday treats! We will demo AI from laptop to production using Quarkus and LangChain4j with ChatGPT, Dall-E, Podman Desktop AI and discover how we can get started with Quarkus+LangChain4j, use memory, agents and tools, play with some RAG features, and test out some images for our holiday party.

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InstructLab: Democratizing generative AI through open source collaboration

Cedric Clyburn +2

The rapid advancement of generative artificial intelligence (gen AI) has unlocked incredible opportunities. However, customizing and iterating on large language models (LLMs) remains a complex and resource intensive process. Training and enhancing models often involves creating multiple forks, which can lead to fragmentation and hinder collaboration.