Creating custom AI solutions that use both fine-tuning and retrieval augmented generation (RAG) can be challenging. However with the help of Gradient and best-in-class platforms and frameworks like MongoDB and LlamaIndex - you can create powerful and cost-effective solutions.

Enterprise businesses on Gradient are able to deploy thousands of custom LLMs at the same time, using the same compute and cost as they would with a single LLM. Discover how Gradient’s multi-model, shared foundation is providing enterprise businesses with a competitive edge.

Increasingly more business are leveraging AI to augment their organizations and large language models (LLMs) are behind what’s powering these incredible opportunities. However the process of optimizing LLMs with methods like retrieval augmented generation (RAG) can be complex, which is why we’ll be walking you through everything you should consider before you get started.

AI is creating more and more opportunities across enterprise and large language models (LLMs) are at the heart of the discussion. However getting started with fine-tuning and LLMs can be daunting, which is why we’ll be walking you through everything you should consider.

Gradient is announcing the release of the Gradient AI Cloud for Financial Services, an AI platform that accelerates AI transformation for the financial services industry. It has never been easier to build and deploy SOC 2-compliant AI solutions for your financial services organization.

We recently released the Gradient Embeddings API, to let users generate vector embeddings from text. This is a critical component to Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG), a technique that can greatly enhance your LLM’s knowledge in a specific domain and reduce hallucinations in AI applications.

Today, Gradient is excited to announce the integration of its cutting-edge LLM fine-tuning platform with the LlamaIndex framework.

Gradient is announcing the release of the Gradient AI Cloud for Healthcare, an AI platform that accelerates AI transformation for the healthcare industry. It has never been easier to build and deploy HIPAA-compliant AI solutions for your healthcare organization.

The future of AI is a Mixture of Experts (MoE) approach, an ensemble of small models trained to be domain- or task-specific experts to give you the highest performing, cost-effective AI system tailor-made for you.

Today, Gradient is excited to announce the integration of its cutting-edge LLM fine-tuning platform with the LangChain framework.

We are introducing the Gradient Embeddings API to the Gradient Developer Platform make it easy to perform natural language tasks such as search and classification. This makes it easier for developers to create knowledge bases, no setup required.

Today we are launching the Gradient Developer Platform, an unparalleled developer platform designed to empower developers to easily customize open-source Large Language Models (LLMs) and seamlessly build them into various AI applications.

Today, we’re excited to announce that Gradient is SOC 2 Type I compliant.

At Gradient, we believe that security should be considered a top priority from the start. We prioritized obtaining SOC 2 Type I compliance to ensure our team is upholding the best practices in security. Our platform, technology, processes, and procedures have been assessed by Johanson Group – an external, independent auditor – and we have met the highest standards.

As the capabilities of large language models (LLMs) continue to advance, there is a growing curiosity among researchers and developers to understand the mechanisms behind them.

This is the first post in a series to help researchers understand the systems-level design choices involved in deploying LLMs.

“How do ML practitioners handle LLM inference without sacrificing latency or throughput?”

At Gradient, we’ve created a model that understands and produces both English and Chinese — by using an efficient, faster form of fine-tuning to enhance entirely open-source models and data.

Where will automation plug in? 1 of 3 in our Coding automation series.

AI/ML tech is moving fast. Whether you’re an engineer, CTO, or somewhere in between, you’re likely wondering how to prepare for today and for tomorrow.