❌ You can’t scale AI if you can’t scale good judgment.
Tooling is easy. Trust is hard.
That’s the real challenge of Vibe Coding in large enterprises. If done wrong, you’ll be accelerating every flaw in your org’s structure, process, and culture.
Here’s what I’ve learnt:
🔹 Great tools won’t fix unclear strategies
🔹 Speed kills when architecture isn’t strong
🔹 You can’t outsource unknown context to a model
🔹 Without explainability, debugging becomes a vibe too
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Xiao Ping
New post: bringing LLM applications to production!
1. Challenges of LLM engineering & the solutions that I’ve seen
2. How to compose multiple tasks and incorporate tools (e.g. SQL executor, bash, web browsers, third-party APIs)
3. Promising use cases
https://t.co/XWmZfIc5mr
I am very excited to announce I have been successful in installing and operating a full ChatGPT knowledge set and interface fully trained on my local computer and it needs no Internet once installed.
There are no editors and there is no censorship.
I am using Alpaca (https://t.co/tJeAa5jYxN) from Stanford and Dalai Lama.
The training model cost about $530 to build locally yet has the abilities of GPT 3.5.
The software is free and open source and I am working on preconfigured packages for anyone to have local training and access to a LLM GPT AI.
This model is now in a live connect with all of my other AI systems and the results have been absolutely stunning.
I will be writing more about this soon.
But today know, you will own your own AI and it will only answer to you.
While most #ML models are trained by collecting data on a central server, federated learning makes it possible to train models without any user's raw data leaving their device. Check out the latest AI Explorable on how federated learning protects privacy→ https://t.co/5hDzyWomiO
We see lots of news about fancy data products, but less about how to prioritise the right ones, ensure consistent quality, and channel them toward impactful use cases https://t.co/cWbzyJbtAQ