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Asimov's Zeroth Law of Robotics: Observability for AI

Explore the challenges of AI observability, from monitoring model drift to managing costs, with practical demos using OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, and OpenLit to ensure AI systems remain transparent and ethical.
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Overview

Explore the challenges of AI observability, from monitoring model drift to managing costs, with practical demos using OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, and OpenLit to ensure AI systems remain transparent and ethical.

Syllabus

  • Introduction to AI Observability
  • Definition and importance of AI observability
    Overview of the Zeroth Law of Robotics and its relevance to AI ethics
  • Concepts in AI Observability
  • Model drift detection and management
    Ensuring transparency and ethical AI operations
  • Tools for AI Observability
  • Introduction to OpenTelemetry
    Installation and configuration
    Tracing, metrics, and logs in AI systems
    Prometheus for AI monitoring
    Setup and integration with AI systems
    Query language and creating dashboards
    OpenLit for ethical AI practices
    Monitoring ethical AI guidelines
    Case studies and examples of ethical breaches
  • Practical Demos
  • Setting up observability using OpenTelemetry in a sample AI project
    Monitoring an AI model for drift with Prometheus
    Implementing ethical AI observability with OpenLit
  • Managing Observability Costs
  • Understanding the cost factors in AI observability
    Efficient resource management strategies
  • Case Studies in Observability
  • Analysis of real-world scenarios and outcomes
  • Challenges and Future Directions
  • Current challenges in AI observability
    Future trends and innovations
  • Conclusion
  • Recap of key learnings
    Final thoughts on maintaining transparent and ethical AI systems

Subjects

Computer Science