Unlocking Value with LLMs: A
Roadmap from Concept toProduction
Author: Tal Peretz
Affiliation: AI & Human Labs
Keywords: Large Language Models, Lifecycle of LLMs, Generative AI, Applied ML, MLBest Practices, Real-world Applications of LLMs
Abstract:
In today's data-driven world, Large Language Models (LLMs) have become increasingly
crucial for many businesses and industries. However, the journey of taking thesemodels from the proof-of-concept stage to a fully operational production environment isoften fraught with challenges. This talk seeks to provide a comprehensive roadmap forthis critical process.
We will start by discussing the importance and potential value of LLMs in contemporary
AI-driven solutions. We will highlight various successful applications of LLMs acrossdifferent industries, demonstrating their capacity to drive significant business results.
Moving on, we will delve into the lifecycle of LLMs, beginning with the ideation andproof-of-concept phase. We will highlight the importance of investing in deep research
while maintaining an agile product development mindset. Key steps and strategies toeffectively manage research resources and foster a research culture within a businessdriven environment will be presented.
Following this, we will explore the transition phase where the LLM moves from a proofof-concept to a production-ready model. We will examine the collaboration with productdevelopment teams to ensure that the LLM is integrated properly within the existing
infrastructure. Practical case studies demonstrating the successful transition of LLMs
into production will be shared.

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Lastly, we will touch upon the importance of maintaining the quality and excellence ofLLMs in a production environment. Best practices to ensure high-quality ML models andworking processes, along with the necessary tooling, will be shared.
Attendees will leave with a deeper understanding of the process of bringing LLMs toproduction, along with practical strategies and insights that can be applied in their ownorganizations. This talk is ideal for ML leaders, data scientists, and professionals
involved in managing and deploying machine learning models in real-world scenarios.
This talk aims not only to demystify the process of taking LLMs from concept toproduction but also to inspire and empower attendees to leverage the full potential ofLLMs in their respective fields.
Potential Discussion Points:
1. The transformative potential of LLMs.
2. The balance between deep-rooted research and agile product development.
3. Strategies for effective MLOps & resource management.
4. Case studies of successful transitions of LLMs into production.
5. Best practices to ensure high-quality ML models within a production environment.
Relevance to the Workshop:
This talk and panel discussion aligns with the workshop's focus on managing machinelearning projects, and the lifecycle and MLOps of LLMs. It will provide attendees withpractical strategies and insights for transitioning LLMs from concept to production,
directly addressing the most trending subfield in ML- LLMs.
Information about the Presenter:
Tal Peretz has built a rich career in data science and AI, starting with the Israeli Air
Force where he founded a machine learning team. He has led data science efforts indiverse startups, from cybersecurity to consumer tech, and co-founded Magical, acompany that streamlines scheduling with AI. Currently, he focuses on democratizing AIand tapping into the potential of LLMs for businesses of all sizes.
Company Brief:
AI & Human Labs is a full-service AI agency that specializes in crafting bespoke, AIdriven APIs from concept to completion. Supercharge your business with AI.

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References to Public Materials:
Tal Peretz | Testimonials
Tal Peretz | About
Tal Peretz | Work
AI & Human Labs

Contact Information:
tp@aihumanlabs.com
talperetz24@gmail.com+12135951211

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