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NVIDIA: LLM Experimentation, Deployment, and Ethical AI

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NVIDIA: Advanced LLM Experimentation, Deployment, and Ethical AI is the sixth course in the Exam Prep (NCA-GENL): NVIDIA-Certified Generative AI LLMs - Associate Specialization. This course equips learners with advanced knowledge on experimenting with Large Language Models (LLMs), optimizing them for deployment, and understanding the ethical considerations in AI systems. The course covers key topics such as hyperparameter tuning, A/B testing, version control, and NVIDIA tools like BioNeMo, Triton, and TensorRT. Learners will also gain insights into optimizing AI workflows using cuOpt, NGC, and Merlin. Ethical AI principles, data privacy, and minimizing bias are emphasized to ensure trustworthiness in AI systems. Course Structure: The course is divided into three modules, each containing lessons and video lectures. Learners will engage with approximately 4:30-5:00 hours of video content, combining both theory and hands-on practice. Each module is complemented with quizzes to assess comprehension and reinforce learning. Module 1: Experimentation and Hyperparameter Tuning Module 2: NVIDIA AI Services and Optimization Module 3: Ethical AI and Trustworthiness By the end of this course, learners will be able to: - Experiment with LLMs using hyperparameter tuning and A/B testing. - Apply version control and optimize AI workflows with NVIDIA tools like BioNeMo, Triton, and TensorRT. - Understand ethical AI principles, data privacy, and methods to minimize bias and enhance AI trustworthiness. This course is ideal for AI researchers, developers, and practitioners looking to enhance their skills in LLM experimentation, optimization, and ethical AI.

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