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emily lai
@emilyy
imagine I just woke up from a coma and missed the last 2 years of llms i’m non technical and want to build and train my own llms Where would you guide me (e.g. should I go to chatgpt or claude?) What’s easiest to learn? And who has the best resources to keep up?
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Shira Stember
@shira
1️⃣ start following Allie Miller on LinkedIn 2️⃣ go to chatgpt and build your own GPT to understand the concept of training a model 3️⃣ prompt chatgpt, Claude and perplexity on next best steps based on what you want to do with your model https://www.linkedin.com/in/alliekmiller?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=ios_app
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Ese 🌳
@esss
I also want to learn about creating and training llm’s!
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Akhil
@akhil-bvs
join /fbi, collaborate with someone and learn as you build.
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Kalen
@rtfkt
I would let you first touch chatgpt and all of the features so you can get an idea on how a LLM work. You don’t necessarily need a guide as I would say experiences > reading Also it’s free and you can do so much with it Next I would suggest going to Amjad and learn Replit https://x.com/amasad?s=21 It’s easier then Cursor and it will be a great way for you to learn how to bring your own software to life. Plus he has tutorials that you can learn At this point you’ll be feeling confident on what you really want to do. If it’s a wrapper then you already have the knowledge If you really want to make your own LLM you have to suck up, learn math and just follow this GitHub https://github.com/hesamsheikh/ml-retreat
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SayNode
@saynode
Pardon the ignorance, but what is Claude?
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