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If you want to understand how "always-on" AI agents, such as OpenClaw, or conversational agents, such as @Rasa_HQ , work and build your own, join us in March!
It will be in person in Central London in the evenings. Plus, best of all, it's free!
Let's learn together how to harness these technologies to automate tasks and deliver better customer experiences!
You can apply to the @nebiusacademy at the link below.
(and of course, if you're obsessed with #OpenClaw like I am, subscribe to @localainet to stay up to date on what's happening in the OpenClaw ecosystem)
Meet @profrodai 🎓
DevRel at Rasa and Professor of the Practice at ITAM, Rod will be teaching at our free AI Performance Engineering course in London this spring.
You’ll learn how to build AI agents for business tasks on top of third-party APIs.
Apply: bit.ly/40aMVbE
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Most of us use Claude Code just for the basics, but when it gets complex, we're back to copy-pasting into ChatGPT. That's why I'm joining Denis Volkhonskiy and Stan Fedotov, PhD, from @nebiusacademy to enter the Claude Code "engine room" tomorrow.
What we are breaking down:
* Reliability: How to stop "hallucination loops" in agent-based iteration.
* Speed: Building high-speed pipelines that don't sacrifice code quality.
* Production: Moving past experiments into actual ML and DevOps workflows.
We'll also be giving a first look at the AI Performance Engineering course coming to London this March. It’s a 14-week deep dive (completely free) for those ready to move from "using AI" to "engineering AI systems."
In the course, I'll show you how to build voice AI agents with @Rasa_HQ and tools like OpenClaw.
If you’re an ML engineer, DevOps specialist, or a dev looking to upgrade your stack, you must come and join us!
📅 Tomorrow, Feb 17
🕓 04:00 PM GMT
🔗 Register here: hellorasa.info/4aqzMzN
Can't make it? I also curate a calendar of the best AI events happening in London (online + in-person). It would be great to see you at one of those instead: hellorasa.info/4aAUQ6O
#ClaudeCode #AIagents #Rasa #NebiusAcademy #SoftwareEngineering #MLOps
RT @profrodai: 2026: The Year of the Digital Coworker. 10% of humanity uses ChatGPT regularly. Remember how long it took for the internet t…
AI Product Engineer retweeted
We just launched @jenticai into public beta.
One MCP to rule them all. Watch Claude become a real agent and figure out how to use NYT and Discord.
One integration to thousands of APIs & workflows. This is the way.
⚡️ Try it now — link below 👇
AI Product Engineer retweeted
At @EvidentlyAI we are launching a new course on LLM evaluations.
This one will be very applied!
It’s designed for anyone building AI apps:
🧑💻 10+ end-to-end code tutorials
🗓️ Starts May 12, 2025
🆓 Free!
Come join me and @EmeliDral!
Sign up: evidentlyai.com/llm-evaluati…
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The term vibe coder is becoming standard. And fast!
Vibe coders might replace the term “prompt engineer” to describe someone primarily interacting with an LLM. 1/4
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The newest update is live! Here’s what has improved:
• Instance volumes are now optional, allowing for more flexible configurations across backends.
• New strip_prefix property lets services run without a gateway.
• For dev environments, all Git branches are cloned, not just one.
• ssh <run name> and VS Code now respect your configured user instead of defaulting to root.
Find more in the release notes: github.com/dstackai/dstack/r…
AI Product Engineer retweeted
🚨 London AI enthusiasts! Join our first AI Agents Social tomorrow, 6 PM @ The Lockhouse, Paddington. 🤖🍻
Chat about agentic workflows in a relaxed setting. Interested? DM me for the invite!
#AIAgents #LondonTech
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🚀 Meet Evidently Cloud for LLM product observability
🐾 Trace your LLM app
🔡 Store and organize raw data
📈 100+ checks & easy-to-create custom LLM judges
📁 No-code workflow
Generous free tier, try it out!
Blog: evidentlyai.com/blog/evident…
Demo event: lu.ma/r0atjwlo
AI Product Engineer retweeted
🚀 @EvidentlyAI is live on @ProductHunt
Evaluations and observability for any LLM apps, from RAGs to chatbots:
📚 100+ built-in checks
🚦 Offline evals & live monitoring
🛠 Custom metrics & LLM judge templates
✅ Open-source!
Let us know what you think: producthunt.com/posts/eviden…
AI Product Engineer retweeted
Evidently has 5000 ⭐️ on GitHub 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you for using Evidently and helping us make it a trusted open-source ML and LLM observability framework!
Let AI observability be available to all!
To support the project, give us a ⭐️:
github.com/evidentlyai/evide…
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LLMs are powerful.
But building reliable and effective production-grade LLM systems is hard.
We compiled 35 real-world LLM applications from companies that share their learnings from building LLM systems in production: evidentlyai.com/blog/llm-app…
Here are 5 picks 👇
1/7 🧵
AI Product Engineer retweeted
Evaluate & test your LLM application:
🧸 Use a toy chatbot dataset
⚖️ Evaluate responses using text statistics, model-based evals, LLM-as-a-judge
📈 Visualize results
📊 Get a dashboard to track them over time
✅ Run conditional checks
Watch tutorial: youtube.com/watch?v=qwn0UqXJ…
AI Product Engineer retweeted
If you are in Toronto, let's meet here!
RSVP: lu.ma/pv8xduzp
🏆⚽ AI enthusiasts, unite! Join TitanML for the #EuroCup Final Viewing Party in Toronto!
🧠 Network with AI innovators
🍻 Free food & drinks
🤖 Discuss the latest AI trends
Limited spots! Don't miss out!
RSVP now: lu.ma/pv8xduzp
#AI #Toronto #TechEvents #TMLS2024
AI Product Engineer retweeted
🚀 New release: Evaluate LLMs with @EvidentlyAI !
Now in our open-source Python library:
⚖️ LLM-as-a-judge
🤗 ML-based scoring
📐 Semantic similarity
💬 Text stats/patterns
📊 Text data drift
Blog: evidentlyai.com/blog/open-so…
GitHub: github.com/evidentlyai/evide…
AI Product Engineer retweeted
🚀 Exciting week ahead! Join us:
🌎 15th April: @aipengineer workshop in NYC at @MLOpsWorld on leveraging Titan Takeoff & OSS models
🌎 16th April: @MeryemArik9 at @dataiku Everyday AI Summit in SF
🌎 17th April: Talk at @AI_AInstitute Summit in San Jose on self-hosting LLMs
AI Product Engineer retweeted
🔡 How do top engineering teams use LLMs in production?
Here are 5 use cases from the list of 300 case studies on ML system design we curated: evidentlyai.com/ml-system-de…
Enjoy the reading 👇
1/7 🧵
AI Product Engineer retweeted
Compressor's summary of @karpathy talk:
Model Training and Inference: Training an LLM involves compressing vast amounts of internet data (e.g., 10 TB text) into a model using thousands of GPUs over several days, costing millions of dollars. The resultant parameters file is a sort of "lossy zip file" of the internet. Inference, or model usage, is more straightforward and computationally cheaper.
Functioning of LLMs: LLMs work by predicting the next word in a sequence, learning to compress and infer information from their training data. This process imbues the model with knowledge about various subjects, which it can recall and utilize in generating text.
Evolution and Enhancement: The talk elaborates on the evolution of LLMs, highlighting their progression from merely generating internet-like documents to becoming more functional assistants through fine-tuning and iterative training. This process involves manually created Q&A pairs to guide the model's responses.
Advanced Capabilities and Future Directions
Tool Use and Multimodality: The speaker emphasizes the importance of tool use, where LLMs can employ various computational tools (e.g., calculators, coding libraries, browsing) to solve complex tasks. They also touch on the multimodal abilities of LLMs, like image generation and understanding, audio processing, and more.
Future Aspirations: The future of LLMs is seen in their potential for 'System 2' thinking (deliberative and rational thought processes), self-improvement beyond human imitation, and customization for specific tasks. The speaker likens the evolving LLM ecosystem to an operating system, coordinating various computational resources and capabilities.
Ethical and Security Considerations
The talk concludes with a discussion on security challenges unique to LLMs. These include jailbreak attacks (circumventing safety protocols), prompt injection attacks (manipulating LLM responses), and data poisoning or backdoor attacks (embedding harmful triggers in training data). These highlight the ongoing security concerns and the need for constant vigilance in the LLM domain.
Key Takeaways
* LLMs are powerful, versatile tools capable of learning and generating diverse content.
* Their evolution is marked by increased functionality, tool use, and multimodal capabilities.
* Future developments promise even greater abilities, but security and ethical challenges remain critical concerns.
New YouTube video: 1hr general-audience introduction to Large Language Models
youtube.com/watch?v=zjkBMFhN…
Based on a 30min talk I gave recently; It tries to be non-technical intro, covers mental models for LLM inference, training, finetuning, the emerging LLM OS and LLM Security.
AI Product Engineer retweeted
Packed room kicking off AI Tinkerer London tonight. Thanks to @Onfido for 🏡 and @mysticdotai for 🍕!!!
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Compressor is back!!! You can find one-sentence summaries of *all* #NeurIPS2023 @NeurIPSConf in this google spreadsheet: docs.google.com/spreadsheets…
Stay tuned for more!





















