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FMOps/LLMOps: Operationalize generative AI and differences with MLOps

AWS Machine Learning Blog

These teams are as follows: Advanced analytics team (data lake and data mesh) – Data engineers are responsible for preparing and ingesting data from multiple sources, building ETL (extract, transform, and load) pipelines to curate and catalog the data, and prepare the necessary historical data for the ML use cases.

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Exploring the AI and data capabilities of watsonx

IBM Journey to AI blog

offers a Prompt Lab, where users can interact with different prompts using prompt engineering on generative AI models for both zero-shot prompting and few-shot prompting. These Slate models are fine-tuned via Jupyter notebooks and APIs. To bridge the tuning gap, watsonx.ai

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Explore data with ease: Use SQL and Text-to-SQL in Amazon SageMaker Studio JupyterLab notebooks

AWS Machine Learning Blog

You can use these connections for both source and target data, and even reuse the same connection across multiple crawlers or extract, transform, and load (ETL) jobs. Text to SQL: Using natural language to enhance query authoring SQL is a complex language that requires an understanding of databases, tables, syntaxes, and metadata.

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Learnings From Building the ML Platform at Stitch Fix

The MLOps Blog

At a high level, we are trying to make machine learning initiatives more human capital efficient by enabling teams to more easily get to production and maintain their model pipelines, ETLs, or workflows. We have someone from Adobe using it to help manage some prompt engineering work that they’re doing, for example.

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How SnapLogic built a text-to-pipeline application with Amazon Bedrock to translate business intent into action

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By analyzing millions of metadata elements and data flows, Iris could make intelligent suggestions to users, democratizing data integration and allowing even those without a deep technical background to create complex workflows. The example in the following prompt shows a fictitious schema that matches the expected output.

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