Open House: AI System Architecture & LLM Applications

Open House for AI System Architecture and Large Language Model Applications

Title: AI System Architecture and Large Language Model Applications
Date: Friday, September 27, 2024
Time: 12pm EDT
Duration: 60 minutes
Instructor: David Martinez

Professionals from nearly every industry are scrambling to implement artificial intelligence and large language models to streamline workflows and optimize operations. In the rush to capitalize upon emerging technologies, one cannot forget to solidify a strong knowledge of the AI system architecture building blocks. Only then can one successfully deploy LLMs.

AI System Architecture and Large Language Model Applications is a five-day, live virtual course taught by MIT Lincoln Lab fellow David Martinez. Participants will deepen their understanding of AI architecture and gain hands-on experience with the tools, skills, and strategies that are integral to successfully deploying LLMs.

At this virtual open house, you will:

Meet David Martinez, a Laboratory Fellow in the Cyber Security and Information Sciences Division at MIT Lincoln Lab
Explore the learning outcomes that revolve around mastering the fundamentals of AI system architecture to responsibly and effectively deploy large language models
Envision how the lectures, hands-on project, and the accomplished peers you network with over the five days can inspire new applications of large language models to solve your work challenges
Ask your questions during a live Q&A session

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About the Faculty

David R. Martinez is a Laboratory Fellow in the Cyber Security and Information Sciences Division at MIT Lincoln Laboratory. In this capacity, he is focusing on research and technical directions in the areas of artificial intelligence (AI), high-performance computing, and digital-enterprise transformation. Previously, Mr. Martinez served as an Associate Head in the Cyber Security and Information Sciences Division and a member of Lincoln Laboratory's Steering Committee.

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