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In 2023, ChatGPT put AI on everyone’s agenda. Now, the challenge will be turning those agendas into reality. In Generative AI in the Real World, Ben Lorica interviews leaders who are building with AI. Learn from their experience to help put AI to work in your enterprise.
O'Reilly hosts Generative AI in the Real World, a technology show with 43 episodes published.
BERTopic creator and Google DeepMind developer relations engineer Maarten Grootendorst has spent years helping practitioners build intuition for how AI systems actually work—not just how to prompt them. Maarten joined Be
As a pandas core contributor and early Parquet adopter who built AI data pipelines at streaming company Tubi TV, Chang She saw firsthand why the traditional data stack breaks down for AI workloads—and founded LanceDB to
As the founder and CEO of LevelUp Labs, Aishwarya Naresh Reganti helps organizations “really grapple with AI,” and through her teaching, she guides individuals who are doing the same. Aishwarya joined Ben to share her ex
Post-training gets your model to behave the way you want it to. As AMD VP of AI Sharon Zhou explains to Ben on this episode, the frontier labs are convinced, but the average developer is still figuring out how post-train
Synthetic data has been around for a long time, decades even. But as KPMG’s Fabiana Clemente points out, “That doesn’t mean there aren’t a lot of misconceptions.” Fabiana sat down with Ben to clarify some of the current
SwirlAI founder Aurimas Griciūnas helps tech professionals transition into AI roles and works with organizations to create AI strategy and develop AI systems. Aurimas joins Ben to discuss the changes he’s seen over the p
As the founder, editor, and lead writer of Turing Post, Ksenia Se spends her days peering into the emerging future of artificial intelligence. She joined Ben to discuss the current state of adoption: what people are actu
MLOps is dead. Well, not really, but for many the job is evolving into LLMOps. In this episode, Abide AI founder and LLMOps author Abi Aryan joins Ben to discuss what LLMOps is and why it’s needed, particularly for agent
In this episode, Laurence Moroney, director of AI at Arm, joins Ben Lorica to chat about the state of deep learning frameworks—and why you may be better off thinking a step higher, on the solution level. Listen in for La
In this episode, Ben Lorica and Chris Butler, director of product operations for GitHub's Synapse team, chat about the experimentation Chris is doing to incorporate generative AI into the product development process—part
In this episode, Ben Lorica and Drew Breunig, a strategist at the Overture Maps Foundation, talk all things context engineering: what’s working, where things are breaking down, and what comes next. Listen in to hear why
In this episode, Ben Lorica and Anthropic interpretability researcher Emmanuel Ameisen get into the work Emmanuel’s team has been doing to better understand how LLMs like Claude work. Listen in to find out what they’ve u
Everyone is talking about agents: single agents and, increasingly, multi-agent systems. What kind of applications will we build with agents, and how will we build with them? How will agents communicate with each other ef
In this episode, Ben Lorica and AI Engineer Faye Zhang talk about discoverability: how to use AI to build search and recommendation engines that actually find what you want. Listen in to learn how AI goes way beyond simp
Join Luke Wroblewski and Ben Lorica as they talk about the future of software development. What happens when we have databases that are designed to interact with agents and language models rather than humans? We’re start
Jay Alammar, director and Engineering Fellow at Cohere, joins Ben Lorica to talk about building AI applications for the enterprise, using RAG effectively, and the evolution of RAG into agents. Listen in to find out what
Phillip Carter, formerly of Honeycomb, and Ben Lorica talk about observability and AI—what observability means, how generative AI causes problems for observability, and how generative AI can be used as a tool to help SRE
Audio is being added to AI everywhere: both in multimodal models that can understand and generate audio and in applications that use audio for input. Now that we can work with spoken language, what does that mean for the
How do you teach kids to use and build with AI? That’s what Stefania Druga works on. It’s important to be sensitive to their creativity, sense of fun, and desire to learn. When designing for kids, it’s important to desig
Join our host Ben Lorica and Douwe Kiela, cofounder of Contextual AI and author of the first paper on RAG, to find out why RAG remains as relevant as ever. Regardless of what you call it, retrieval is at the heart of gen
Chang She
CEO and Co-founder · LanceDB
1 appearance on this show
Chris Butler
Director of Christian Civic Formation · Raptor Protection and Safety Services
1 appearance on this show
Phillip Carter
Principal PM · Honeycomb
1 appearance on this show
Raiza Martin
Senior Product Manager · Google Labs
1 appearance on this show
Douwe Kiela
CEO/Co-Founder · Contextual AI
1 appearance on this show
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