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The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI), particularly Large Language Models (LLMs), is transforming the software development landscape. Experts emphasize that LLMs enhance rather than replace coding, with effective use of AI tools leading to superior outcomes compared to blind usage. Recent discussions highlight the evolution of AI agents, which are LLMs capable of performing more complex tasks by interfacing with external tools and executing multi-step actions. Various guides and papers have been published, focusing on best practices for deploying Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) systems, evaluating LLMs, and leveraging AI for efficient coding and testing. Notable advancements in LLM research continue to emerge, with new benchmarks aimed at measuring complex reasoning and contextual understanding. The dialogue around AI's role in software engineering suggests a future where LLMs will not only generate code but also manage intricate workflows and tasks, indicating a significant shift in the capabilities of AI in the tech industry.
Tom Hamer, CEO of @marqo_ai offers his outlook on the future of #LLMs over the next 5 years. TL;DW: → LLMs have more use cases than people think, especially in search and recommendations powered by embedding models. → Innovations in LLMs will trickle into robotics, bringing… https://t.co/2Aw9ymff0N
Are you feeling the pressure to adopt the latest AI trends but aren’t sure if it’s the right move for your business? With all the buzz around Large Language Models (LLMs) and the dozen videos I do on the new powerful techniques, it might leave some of your companies or future… https://t.co/D7Rhf85gTH
Imho: AI (LLMs) replace glue jobs. Most jobs in the corporate world are glue jobs. Glueing things together from different areas. Most are transformations/translations - eg translate from X to Y. This is where LLMs come from and are great at. Take a long book - create a short… https://t.co/DlJZNS1VzI