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The State of GenAI and ML in the Cloud Native Ecosystem
Explore the current state of GenAI & ML in cloud native environments, including trends, challenges, and emerging tools for LLMOps/MLOps workflows, AI guardrails, and production optimization.
CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation]
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CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation]
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Overview
Explore the current state of GenAI & ML in cloud native environments, including trends, challenges, and emerging tools for LLMOps/MLOps workflows, AI guardrails, and production optimization.
Syllabus
- Introduction to GenAI and ML in Cloud Native Ecosystems
- Current Trends in GenAI and ML
- Challenges in Cloud Native GenAI and ML
- Emerging Tools for LLMOps and MLOps
- AI Guardrails in Production
- Production Optimization Strategies
- Case Studies and Industry Applications
- Future Directions and Opportunities
- Conclusion and Q&A Session
Overview of Cloud Native Concepts
Defining GenAI and Machine Learning
Adoption of GenAI in the Cloud
Innovations in Large Language Models (LLMs)
Integration with IoT and Edge Computing
Data Security and Privacy Concerns
Resource Management and Scalability
Regulatory and Compliance Issues
Overview of LLMOps and MLOps
Key Tools and Frameworks
Best Practices for Workflow Automation
Importance of AI Ethics and Responsibility
Tools and Techniques for Building AI Guardrails
Ensuring Model Interpretability and Transparency
Containerization and Orchestration
Continuous Integration and Delivery (CI/CD) in ML
Monitoring and Inference Optimization Techniques
Success Stories in Different Industries
Analysis of Failed Implementations and Lessons Learned
Emerging Technologies and Innovations
Predictions for the Evolution of GenAI and ML in Cloud Natives
Strategic Planning for Future Developments
Summary of Key Points
Open Forum for Participant Questions
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Computer Science