ProSA: Introducing Worldline First Rust Open Source library
We’re thrilled to announce you ProSA, our first Worldline Open Source library in …
Read more DetailsWe’re thrilled to announce you ProSA, our first Worldline Open Source library in …
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Read moreDetailsRetrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) is commonly used to enhance the performance of LLM-based systems or incorporate domain-specific knowledge to improve the generated answers of the LLM. However, effectively evaluating and tracking the performance of a RAG system is not straightforward, posing a real challenge in the development and monitoring of such systems in a production environment.
Read more DetailsIn our team (Worldline TechSquad), we develop and maintain a CRUD REST API for managing our internal events. We use Kotlin and Quarkus as our base language and framework respectively. The project started at the time with Quarkus 1 which was upgraded to Quarkus 2. Since July 2023 Quarkus 3.2 is the current LTS release . Thus, we wanted to update our app as soon as possible to remain on a proper long term support version.
Read more DetailsEmbarking on the second and last part of our ‘Generative AI Openness’ series, we earlier established a straightforward framework to gauge the openness of Large Language Models (LLMs) and utilized it to explore LLM development and the positioning of key players. We noticed a trend towards increasingly restricted LLM artifacts for OpenAI and Google, contrasted with Meta’s more open approach.
Read more DetailsHaving your performance test running in the best conditions implies a number of steps, material and immaterial means, and people in order to obtain the results which cover the objectives.
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Read more DetailsWelcome to this two-part series on Generative AI Openness, where we explore the history, current landscape, and potential future of open collaboration and proprietary control in the development of Language Language Models (LLMs). In this first part, we will delve into the importance of inspecting the openness of each component in the LLM training process, and how this can impact the potential limitations on the model use or reuse imposed by one or more of its components. In the second part of this series, we will explore the potential benefits and drawbacks of sharing Generative AIs openly for the collective advancement of society.
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