Hands-On Generative AI: Getting Started with Vector Search

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Kirsten Hunter

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01 - Introduction

01 - ChatGPT and the power of vector search.mp4

00:26

02 - Who should take this course.mp4

00:21

03 - Using exercise files.mp4

00:26

02 - 1. Vector Search Explained

01 - What is vector search.mp4

02:53

02 - Vector search terms explained.mp4

02:32

03 - Prompt engineering.mp4

04:25

04 - Vector search code preview.mp4

03:19

03 - 2. ChatGPT

01 - What is ChatGPT.mp4

02:47

02 - Prompt engineering for ChatGPT.mp4

04:01

03 - Working with ChatGPT.mp4

03:04

04 - Challenge Find a very specific piece of information.mp4

01:01

05 - Solution ChatGPT results.mp4

00:58

04 - 3. Basic Q&A Engine

01 - Populating your vector store.mp4

02:03

02 - Querying the vector store.mp4

05:00

03 - Diving into the process.mp4

02:44

04 - Fine-tuning the answer.mp4

03:00

05 - 4. Exploring Machine Learning Tools

01 - Machine learning libraries in Python.mp4

03:04

02 - Predicting outcomes.mp4

03:16

03 - Simple Q&A with Cassio.mp4

07:03

04 - Semantic Kernel.mp4

02:54

06 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:25

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ChatGPT and generative AI systems are incredibly powerful tools, but how do they work? In this course, learn about ChatGPT—and the vector search powering it. Compared to traditional keyword search, vector search yields more relevant results and executes faster by retrieving objects based on similarity. Instructor Kirsten Hunter starts off with an examination of the basics of vector search, detailing search terms, use cases, and a basic application using vector search. Kirsten then takes a look at ChatGPT—what it is, how it works, what you can accomplish with it—and offers a challenge task for some hands-on experience. She also shows you how to create and use a basic Q&A engine and explores some different machine learning tools like Cassio and MindsDB.

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