From the course: Introduction to LLM Vulnerabilities
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Overview of an embedded-model application
From the course: Introduction to LLM Vulnerabilities
Overview of an embedded-model application
- [Instructor] Now let's see what does it mean to have an embedded model, an application with an embedded model? That means that the model, the large language model, it would be within the application. So I have an example repository here. We have several different files. It is Python. I'm not going to go into details as to what exactly these Python files are doing, but we're going to take a look and poke around the application and see what does it mean to have this model inside. So we have a main.py, a Python file, and I'm going to scroll here. And the first, and most important thing, is this line right here. Now this is a super, super old model, GPT-2. That means that this model is kind of like the great grandfather of GPT-4, which is kind of like what we're seeing in modern applications like ChatGPT. This is text generation and it means that this will dynamically grab that model and put it inside the application when we run it. That's it, like we are going to accept an input that…
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Introduction to language model applications1m 4s
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Common types of generative AI applications3m 34s
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Overview of an API-based application4m 55s
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Overview of an embedded-model application4m 35s
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What is a multi-modal application6m 25s
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Challenges and highlights of AI applications6m 13s
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