7 tips to Mitigate Hallucinations and Biases in Large Language Models
Enhance the reliability and accuracy of your LLMs
Good morning fellow AI enthusiast! This is the second iteration of my new video series for our free course "Training & Fine-Tuning LLMs for Production"!
Here, we dive into my favorite LLM-related topic, Hallucinations, with lots of practical tips to mitigate them!
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2️⃣ 7 Tips to Mitigate Hallucinations and Biases in Large Language Models
Hallucinations are a huge problem for any LLM-based app.
The goal of this video: dive into the strategies to combat hallucinations and biases in large language models (LLMs).
What will you learn? The 7 best tips we could find to combat this horrible tendency of LLMs, such as inference parameter tweaking, prompt engineering, and more advanced techniques to enhance the reliability and accuracy of your LLMs.
Dive deep into practical applications with examples and stay ahead with the latest in AI technology:
3️⃣ More about the course
Tl;dr: The course is about showing everything about LLMs (train, fine-tune, use RAG…), and it is completely free!
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We aimed to provide you with the necessary tools to apply and tailor Large Language Models across a wide range of industries to make AI more accessible and practical.
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