Subject archive for "enterprise-mlops"
Why AI reproducibility is the holy grail of good governance
True reproducibility means anyone can return to a point in time — anywhere in the AI/ML lifecycle — and see how a model was built and understand its purpose and KPIs. Yet, most AI models are built outside of controlled environments and systems of record. Enterprise AI platforms like Domino solve this by automatically unifying and capturing all model provenance and all artifacts across teams, users, tools, and environments without manual detective work, which can produce mixed results.
By Leila Nouri7 min read
Unleash enterprise AI: BARC report points the way for IT
AI integration brings many IT challenges. A BARC report offers the insights you need.
By Yuval Zukerman7 min read
Domino announces AI Gateway to streamline and govern access to large language models
Domino's new AI Gateway enables secure, governed, and seamless access to external Large Language Models (LLMs) for building Generative AI applications responsibly and cost-effectively,
By John Alexander5 min read
Bridging MLOps and LLMOps: Ray Summit Talk
Explore the Generative AI enterprise integration challenges, the nuances of LLMOps, and how Domino's platform aids in responsible AI deployment.
2 min read
Breaking Generative AI Barriers with Efficient Fine-Tuning Techniques
This blog post explores the challenges of fine-tuning large language models (LLMs) and introduces resource-optimized and parameter-efficient techniques such as quantization, LoRA, and Zero Redundancy Optimization (ZeRO). By fine-tuning Falcon-7b, Falcon-40b, and GPTJ-6b, we demonstrate how these techniques offer improved performance, cost-effectiveness, and resource optimization in LLM fine-tuning. The blog post also discusses the future of fine-tuning and its potential for unlocking new possibilities in enterprise AI applications.
By Subir Mansukhani9 min read
A New Approach to Scaling Data Science and Analytics Talent
Today Domino announced a revolutionary new capability that enables data science leaders to expand their talent pool, promote a culture of analytics around the enterprise, increase collaboration across teams, and ultimately deliver more value to the business.
By Nick Elprin7 min read
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