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Master and Build Large Language Models
$6.00
The best way to understand LLMs is to build one yourself. This course gives you that power.
In this engaging liveVideo, veteran AI researcher Sebastian Raschka leads you step by step through the inner workings of a large language model.
This liveVideo is the perfect orientation to LLMs for software engineers ready to lead AI initiatives or data scientists and ML researchers who want build or adapt their own LLMs.
HOMEPAGE – https://www.manning.com/livevideo/master-and-build-large-language-models
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