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I think this is exactly the kind of issue that the startup Klu [0] is trying to solve. Not everybody should be building their own custom toolchains for finetuni

by lhnz 3y ago

I think this is exactly the kind of issue that the startup Klu [0] is trying to solve. Not everybody should be building their own custom toolchains for finetuning/prompting AI models and there is really quite a lot of work involved in data management/evaluation. There's definitely a lot of value in adding some AI features into your applications, but if it's not your core business you shouldn't be spending a lot of your time building a toolchain to do so. [0] https://klu.ai https://klu.ai

meiraleal 3y ago
> and there is really quite a lot of work involved in data management/evaluation This is boring tech already, we have been doing it for the past 2 decades in the web with CRUD. It doesn't make sense to be an openAI + VC-backed tools wrapper
- lhnz 3y ago
  I don't agree. You should be collecting data, running experiments and A/B tests and finetuning your own models, but you shouldn't be building CRUD apps to automate this yourself, even if you have two decades of experience doing so. You shouldn't be building out this stuff yourself, unless you are a massive business that can afford to, or it's the core of your business.
  - meiraleal 3y ago
    > You shouldn't be building out this stuff yourself, unless you are a massive business that can afford to, or it's the core of your business. I think there is space for both reasoning. What led me to start creating my own framework on top of Lit because what's is available with the tech I know the most (React) has become utterly garbage recently. I don't like the direction it is going and I would recommend most companies to reevaluate their usage of React and then all the CRUD and things around it. Reinventing the wheel is what prevents monopoly in software development.