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[DevOps Guy @TheGAscent]

Let's wrap this up.

I hope you learned a thing or two. 😃

Feel free to ask any question and follow for more DevOps and IT stuff!

[DevOps Guy @TheGAscent]

DevOps Engineer can be one of the hottest jobs in IT 🔥.

But it can also be one of the most unclear professions. 🤔

What are the top 5 tools required by this profession?

Let's learn all about it. 👇

[DevOps Guy @TheGAscent]

The beauty of IaC and Terraform is that, unlike the normal way in which you need to do all the UI clicking each time, you only write your TF files once and it is replicable and consistent.
It is code. This means people can collaborate, review, and share. It only gets better.

[DevOps Guy @TheGAscent]

@Gradio Elegant implementation!

[DevOps Guy @TheGAscent]

@cwolferesearch First example is from a satire account i.e. output is editted. Second one is cherry-picking and multiple replies show Bard giving the correct answer. Let's not jump to hasty conclusions.

[DevOps Guy @TheGAscent]

@simonw One cool usecase of LangChain is visual ChatGPT. https://t.co/2vvcJ1RdvI

It interfaces with different visual model (Stable Diffusion, ControlNet, etc).

The demo is pretty impressive.

[DevOps Guy @TheGAscent]

To sum up, Visual ChatGPT is a ChatGPT that leverages LangChain to integrate with all the visual models that we learned to love.

It is a truly beautiful idea and one that will open a host of new ways to interact with AI.

[DevOps Guy @TheGAscent]

ChatGPT is amazing. It produces some impressive textual responses.

But, wouldn't it be nice if it could also understand, generate or edit images?

Well, ChatGPT definitely can't. But Visual ChatGPT sure can.

Let's dig in.👇

[DevOps Guy @TheGAscent]

LangChain is a Python Library that does just that. It relies on another breathtaking Model called ReAct (Reason + Act) by Google.

LangChain can enable an LLM to use to integrate with basically any function that has an input and an output, and beautifully so I might add.