Final Project + Giveaways
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As we approach the conclusion of this bootcamp, it's time to transform your acquired knowledge into practical applications. The current deadline for submitting the project is 1st January 2023 (Monday). With two weekends ahead in this schedule, you have a valuable yet concise time frame to create and showcase a meaningful project. Make the most of it!
To guide you, we've carefully selected a range of exciting project tracks. These projects are your platform for innovation and making a tangible impact! 🌟
1 - Complete the Quizzes
Ensure you complete the required quizzes: one in the Vector Embeddings module and another in the RAG module.
2 - Project Development
Task: Develop a real-time or static RAG-based LLM application using the LLM App.
Publish: Publish your open-source project on your GitHub.
Submission: Submit the project link through the form provided.
Project Guidelines
Option to Modify an Existing Project: If building an LLM application from scratch seems daunting, consider modifying the "Dropbox Retrieval App" example we discussed. Adapt it to create an application with significant business or social value. For inspiration, look at how Richard adopted the Dropbox AI project for a better comprehension of the EU AI Act. This being said a replica of any published project will not be accepted.
Project Requirements:
Data Source: Your project should use real-time (preferred) or static data sources.
Open Source: Ensure your project is open source, hosted on GitHub with a clear README.md file and a License file as a best practice. Ref: Adding a License to a Repository / Tutorial for adding MIT License.
Documentation: The README.md must include:
A demo video link or GIF for a quick overview of your application.
A clear description explaining the purpose of your project and how it utilizes the LLM App.
Instructions for setting up and running the tool.
Originality: Your project must be original, not plagiarized, and not a direct replica of any course materials, publicly available projects, or those submitted by peers.
Encouragement for Innovation
While using the Dropbox App as a foundation is acceptable, we encourage you to innovate and create something unique. Challenge yourself to develop a project that tests your cognitive abilities and engineering skills.
To qualify for your bootcamp certificate, complete the required quizzes—one in the Vector Embeddings module and another in the RAG module.
Concurrently, you're expected to build a real-time or static, RAG-based LLM application using the LLM App. While doing so, you have to make sure to publish your open-source project on GitHub and submit its link through the form ahead.
If the idea of creating an LLM application from the ground up (like the one we saw in the Amazon Discounts case) feels overwhelming, you have the option to build upon the "Dropbox Retrieval App" example discussed earlier. By tailoring it to meet specific needs, you can construct an application that holds substantial business or social value.
Before you proceed, ensure you have registered.
If you haven't registered yet, now is a good time to do so. Register here: https://lu.ma/llm23.
What are additional incentives beyond learning for building a novel application? Let's check out.