You're reading from Generative AI for Cloud Solutions Architect modern AI LLMs in secure, scalable, and ethical cloud environments

Product type Paperback

Published in Apr 2024

Publisher Packt

ISBN-13 9781835084786

Length 300 pages

Edition 1st Edition

Languages

Python

Tools

ChatGPT

Concepts

GPT/LLMs

Authors (2):

Paul Singh

Anurag Karuparti

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Table of Contents (18) Chapters

Preface

1. Part 1:Integrating Cloud Power with Language Breakthroughs FREE CHAPTER

2. Chapter 1: Cloud Computing Meets Generative AI: Bridging Infinite Impossibilities

3. Chapter 2: NLP Evolution and Transformers: Exploring NLPs and LLMs

4. Part 2: Techniques for Tailoring LLMs

5. Chapter 3: Fine-Tuning – Building Domain-Specific LLM Applications

6. Chapter 4: RAGs to Riches: Elevating AI with External Data

7. Chapter 5: Effective Prompt Engineering Techniques: Unlocking Wisdom Through AI

8. Part 3: Developing, Operationalizing, and Scaling Generative AI Applications

9. Chapter 6: Developing and Operationalizing LLM-based Apps: Exploring Dev Frameworks and LLMOps

10. Chapter 7: Deploying ChatGPT in the Cloud: Architecture Design and Scaling Strategies

11. Part 4: Building Safe and Secure AI – Security and Ethical Considerations

12. Chapter 8: Security and Privacy Considerations for Gen AI – Building Safe and Secure LLMs

13. Chapter 9: Responsible Development of AI Solutions: Building with Integrity and Care

14. Part 5: Generative AI – What’s Next?

15. Chapter 10: The Future of Generative AI – Trends and Emerging Use Cases

16. Index

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Understanding and mitigating security risks in generative AI

If you are a user of generative AI and NLP LLMs, such as ChatGPT, whether you are an individual user or an organization, who is planning on adopting LLMs in your applications, there are security risks to be aware of.

According to CNBC in 2023, “Safety has emerged as a primary concern in the AI world since OpenAI’s release late last year of ChatGPT.”

The topic of security within AI is so relevant and critical that when ChatGPT went mainstream, the US White House officials in July 2023 requested seven of the top artificial intelligence companies—Microsoft, OpenAI, Google (Alphabet), Meta, Amazon, Anthropic, Inflection, and Meta—for voluntary commitments in developing AI technology. The commitments were part of an effort to ensure AI is developed with appropriate safeguards while not impeding innovation. The commitments included the following: