We’re almost there! You’ve completed most development tasks and are nearing a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) – a basic, functional version of your GenAI product. Now comes the Deployment Phase (Part 3), where you prepare for launch, train users, and ensure smooth operation. Working Together for Success: Similar to the previous phases, all three zones […]
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We’ve got the green light – funding, design, timeline, and use case are all set! Now, let’s dive into how your team can tackle the development phase (Part 2 of our 3-phase guide). This phase focuses on examples of activities that bring your GenAI product to life. Building a Strong Team: While all three zones
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The world of GenAI is in a gold rush, and everyone’s trying to get in on the action! But before you build your team, there’s more to it than just picking the coolest techies. Here’s a breakdown to get you started: GenAI Skills 101: Building Your Team: Step 1 – Discovery This is like planning
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Okay, so you are open to change, enabling a learning environment, and expect that change will continue to happen for some time! First, you need to identify your role within the organization. Here’s a breakdown of the three main zones: Recommendations by Zone: Let’s take a look at what you should focus on in regards
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Lesson one, learn and understand the following: GenAI, Tokens, Bias, EU AI Act, Transformers, Gemeni, Natural Language Processing, Transparency, Security, Social Impact, AWS Kendra, Chroma, Palm, Mistral, Bard, Large Language Models, Automation, Streamlit, Deep Learning, Prompt Engineering, OpenAI, Anthropic, LangChain, LlamaIndex, Llama 2, Unstructured, Google AI, Llama3, DeeMind, ISO/IEC 23053:2022, Gartner’s TRiSM Framework, Chunking, Retrieval
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