Advanced Gemini for Developers

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Lynn Langit

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01 - Introduction

01 - Design and implement LLM-based applications using Google Gemini.mp4

00:48

02 - What you should know.mp4

01:34

03 - About using cloud services.mp4

01:22

02 - 1. Agent Builder

01 - Understand Google Agent Builder.mp4

04:57

02 - Use Agent Builder with cloud builder.mp4

06:33

03 - Build recommender app with Agent Builder.mp4

06:02

04 - Use Agent Builder with FIHR databases.mp4

05:54

03 - 2. Vertex AI Studio

01 - Test language models.mp4

05:02

02 - Test vision models.mp4

02:27

03 - Test speech models.mp4

01:44

04 - Test multi models.mp4

03:15

04 - 3. Model Garden

01 - Test Gemini and Gemma models.mp4

07:49

02 - Test Hugging Face.mp4

04:21

03 - Test open source models.mp4

04:34

04 - Test medical open source models.mp4

03:25

05 - 4. Jump Start Architectures

01 - GenAI RAG with Cloud SQL.mp4

06:40

02 - Generative knowledge base.mp4

04:54

03 - GenAI RAG on GKE.mp4

06:40

04 - GenAI RAG on VertexAI with evaluation.mp4

07:21

06 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

02:00

Description

Creating applications grounded by powerful foundational modals can open new worlds for you and your users. In this course, learn to use Google Gemini applications patterns and tools to build large language model-based applications. These include patterns for prompt validation, effective retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), and fine tuning. Instructor Lynn Langit also shares comparisons of Gemini, Gemma, and other foundational LLMs for your application scenarios.

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Lynn Langit

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Cloud Architect working with remote dev teams world-wide to build cloud solutions. Author of 30 LinkedIn Learning Cloud/Data courses with over 5 million student views. https://www.linkedin.com/learning/instructors/lynn-langit

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