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How to Build an AI Classification System (Python Tutorial)



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36 thoughts on “How to Build an AI Classification System (Python Tutorial)
  1. Maaaaaan…. You have THE BEST content, HANDS DOWN, for Gen AI Development. Clear, concise, every step explained, context…. Context is key… Bravo! And thanks a lot for this, it's inspiring.

  2. How do you deal with the objections of sending this 'sensitive' data to OpenAI? We are doing a project now where we have to clean the data before sending it to openAI which is a big challenge. Curious to hear other people thoughts on this…

  3. Excellent video. Can you go into a bit more detail of how a database of this type of information might look and operate. Or any type of automation that would be involved? You mentioned sentiment or you mentioned doing analytics

  4. combined it with fastapi to transform it to an endpoint and call in the frontend side ooooofff… faster development for machine learning web system

  5. Searched for you on google and can't find it. I follow you for a long time. For example, if MrBeast searches him on Google, he can be found quickly.

  6. Such great content. I was going to gist this and then i see that's even how you're sharing it! I wanted to get a use case for Instructor library as looked interesting, but wasnt sure what it added beyond pydantic. … and here it is. Thanks!

  7. I tried following your script and I downloaded pip install -U instructor but I keep getting no module found instructor, have you faced this kind of errors any thoughts?

  8. This video pretty much changed my life/direction yesterday. 15 years ago Ruby on Rails/ActiveRecord attracted me for very similar efficiencies you're showing with Pydantic and Instructor. I've started in the last couple months transitioning from being an SRE and previously backend engineer to working with AI models and related hackery… The approach you lay out so much appeals to me. I have had LangChain as an idea bouncing around in my head for the past month b/c everyone is saying it's cool yet not found through hard knock the derived value for me yet. I've already worked your pattern into my current project and it's so much nicer! for it

  9. Just came across this. Great content and great explanations! I come from the traditional ML world and I'm starting to explore a bit this kind of approach.
    Quick question: is there any way to ensure reproducibility using the same model and temperature? setting a random seed or something like that?
    and digging a bit deeper, have you found the confidence scores to be reliable? or at least "calibratable"?

  10. This is similar to my project. But how to productionize this. meaning .. how to monitor model performance as new data flows in. any help here is appreciated.

  11. Watching this made me cringe. No awareness of any ML methodology. Software engineers just using AI for everything and without methodology or evaluations.

    I know to turn away candidates applying for my ML Engineering roles when they have “AI Engineer” in their resumes

  12. How can this be deployed and would this be a better alternative to using ML models like BERT for text classification? This task seems really hard for a Transformer like BERT to do or am I missing something?

  13. LLM as a classifier will give unreliable results. You need to ground it with your own dataset. Classic ML classifiers are more reliable and cheaper to deploy.

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