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00:00:00 – 00:19:37
The video discusses the Lang chain framework for leveraging large language models in app development. Lang chain simplifies model interaction by integrating them with traditional software and emphasizing prompt engineering for accurate outputs. The use of prompts, reinforcement from human feedback, and prompt templates are key elements in refining model performance. Demonstrations include generating restaurant names and antonyms using prompt templates. Customizing prompts influences model responses, as showcased with OpenAI and Hugging Face models. The video concludes with a teaser for exploring tools and chains in Lang chain for app development.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker introduces Lang chain and discusses the importance of using large language models for generating new content or conditional generation. They explain that while large language models have improved with various enhancements, they still lack direct access to traditional software stack, posing challenges when building apps like chatbots or search applications. The limitation lies in the model’s inability to store state, requiring passing conversation history during each call, which can be problematic for longer interactions. Additionally, large language models have a maximum token limit, typically around 1024-2048 tokens, creating constraints when processing large documents.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker introduces Lang chain as a framework that facilitates building fully-featured apps interacting with language models. Lang chain helps manage the use of large language models and prompts, integrating them with traditional software components like APIs, calculators, databases, etc. The open-source community has embraced Lang chain as a standard tool for developing apps around large language models. Everything in Lang chain revolves around prompts, which condition the model to generate text based on input. Prompt engineering has evolved from simple questions to complex prompts providing context for more accurate outputs, as seen in papers like the instruct GPT paper.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the use of reinforcement from human feedback technique to fine-tune models. They mention the importance of using various prompts in instructing models and introduce the concept of prompt templates. The speaker explains how to build prompts with different components, examples, and tasks for the model. This method is utilized in Lang chain and other prompting systems to improve model output for various tasks like classification. They then transition to a code demonstration showing how Lang chain handles prompts and few-shot learning examples. Key actions include installing necessary packages and setting up a collab for experimenting with the code provided in the video.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses loading a language model and prompting it with text using both OpenAI and Hugging Face models. The OpenAI model used is the DaVinci 003 with specific settings, while a Hugging Face model, Google T5 XL, is also demonstrated. The speaker prompts the models with the question “why did the chicken cross the road” to showcase the model’s output. The importance of prompt customization is highlighted as it affects the response generated. Later, the speaker introduces the concept of prompt templates with an example of a restaurant-naming application. Both models provide varied but coherent responses based on the prompt provided.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on creating a list of restaurant names that are short, catchy, and easy to remember. The script discusses setting up a prompt template to input a restaurant description, which is then passed to a language model to generate outputs. A prompt template is created using Python’s F string, and the language model chain is set up to interact with the OpenAI model to generate restaurant name ideas based on the description provided. The goal is to receive output suggestions from the model for various restaurant descriptions.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses setting up restaurant prompts using a template. Three restaurant examples related to Greek, burgers, and cafes with live music are generated based on the given prompts. The concept of a “few shot prompt template” is introduced where examples are provided to elicit specific responses from the language model, such as returning antonyms for words like “happy” and “tall.” The speaker explains the structure of the prompt template by including prefixes and suffixes to generate desired outcomes accurately. The process involves creating a coherent prompt that includes both the inputs and the expected outputs for the language model.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on creating prompts using templates. The demonstration shows how to generate an antonym by inputting ‘big’ and getting ‘small’ as the output. The speaker highlights the use of prompts to engage users without revealing the entire prompt. Different prompt templates are discussed, such as standard prompts and few-shot prompts, emphasizing the importance of providing examples for effective usage. The segment ends with a teaser for the next video on tools and chains in Lang chain for app development.