Learning Generative AI with Real Time use Cases with KloudSaga

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About This Presentation

What is Generative Ai ?
Generative artificial intelligence is a type of AI that can create new content and ideas, including conversations, stories, images, videos, and music.


Why Learning Generative AI is Important?

It empowers professionals to work with large language models (LLMs) through APIs,...


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LEARNING
GENERATIVE AI
A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO CONCEPTS AND
APPLICATIONS

INTRODUCTION TO GENERATIVE AI
- Definition:
- AI that can create new content
(text, images, music, etc.) based on
learned patterns.
- Key Components:
- Algorithms, models, and datasets.

TYPES OF
GENERATIVE AI
- Text Generation:
- Examples: GPT-3, ChatGPT.
- Scenario: Automating customer service
responses.
- Image Generation:
- Examples: DALL-E, Midjourney.
- Scenario: Creating marketing visuals
based on prompts.
- Music and Sound Generation:
- Examples: OpenAI's Jukedeck.
- Scenario: Composing background music
for videos.

HOW GENERATIVE AI
WORKS
- Key Concepts:
- Training Data: Large datasets for
learning patterns.
- Models: Neural networks (e.g.,
GANs, Transformers).
- Generation Process: Sampling
from learned distributions.
- Diagram: Flowchart of the
generative process.

- Definition:
- A framework where two neural networks (generator and
discriminator) compete.
- Key Features:
- Generator creates content; discriminator evaluates
authenticity.
- Scenario: Enhancing image resolution by generating
realistic details.
GENERATIVE ADVERSARIAL NETWORKS
(GANS)

TRANSFORMERS IN
GENERATIVE AI
- Definition: A type of model particularly
effective in natural language processing.
- Key Features:
- Self-attention mechanism for context
understanding.
- Scenario: Using Transformers for text
completion and dialogue systems.

APPLICATIONS OF GENERATIVE AI
- Content Creation:
- Blogs, articles, and creative writing.
- Art and Design:
- Generating artwork and design prototypes.
- Gaming:
- Creating characters and narratives
dynamically.
- Scenario: A game generating unique levels
based on player actions.

ETHICAL
CONSIDERATIONS
- Bias and Fairness:
- Risk of generating biased content.
- Misinformation:
- Potential for misuse in creating fake news.
- Intellectual Property:
- Concerns over ownership of AI-generated
content.
- Scenario: Debates around AI-generated art
ownership.

TOOLS AND FRAMEWORKS
- Popular Tools:
- TensorFlow, PyTorch, Hugging Face Transformers.
- User-Friendly Platforms:
- OpenAI API, Runway ML.
- Scenario: Beginners using OpenAI’s GPT models for
writing assistance.

- Step 1: Learn basics of machine learning and neural
networks.
- Step 2: Explore online courses (Coursera, edX, Udemy).
- Step 3: Experiment with open-source tools and APIs.
- Resources: AWS Generative AI , Google Cloud
Generative AI, Microsoft Generative AI
GETTING STARTED WITH
GENERATIVE AI

REAL-WORLD CASE STUDIES
- Case Study 1: OpenAI’s ChatGPT in customer
support.
- Case Study 2: DALL-E’s impact on digital
marketing.
- Case Study 3: AI-generated music in film scoring.

FUTURE TRENDS IN GENERATIVE AI
- Increased Personalization: Tailoring content to
individual preferences.
- Multimodal AI: Combining text, image, and audio
generation.
- Broader Accessibility: Making generative tools
available to non-experts.

CONCLUSION
- Summary: Key concepts, applications, and
considerations in Generative AI.
- Call to Action: Explore and Experiment! Do Some
Hands-on with LLM and KickStart with Generative AI.

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