Streamline evaluation, monitoring, optimization of AI data flywheel with NVIDIA and Weights & Biases

Weights & Biases · Advanced ·🤖 AI Agents & Automation ·9mo ago
Deploying AI agents at scale introduces significant challenges, including high compute costs and latency bottlenecks—especially in performance-critical environments. Balancing model accuracy with efficiency often requires complex workflows and ongoing manual intervention. The NVIDIA Data Flywheel Blueprint provides a systematic, automated solution to refine and redeploy optimized models that maintain accuracy targets while lowering resource demands. This blueprint establishes a self-reinforcing data flywheel, using production traffic logs and institutional knowledge to continuously improve model efficiency and accuracy. Weights & Biases enhances the NVIDIA AI Blueprint for building data flywheels by providing advanced traceability for continuous model optimization with real-world data and user feedback. While the blueprint orchestrates automated evaluation and selection of models for optimal latency, cost, and enterprise-grade accuracy, Weights & Biases layers in native traceability, robust experiment tracking, version management, and visualization. The framework enables monitoring, automated retraining, and rapid iteration cycles, accelerating the transition from experimentation to production. Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 1:01 What is an AI Agent? 2:33 Common Failures in AI Agents 3:25 The Role of Fine-Tuning 5:32 Creating Fine-Tuning Datasets 7:13 Data Filtering & Annotation 9:07 Fine-Tuning Execution 11:14 Comparative Evaluation 13:04 Complete Fine-Tuning Pipeline Recap 16:46 Final Takeaways & Closing
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1 0. What is machine learning?
0. What is machine learning?
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2 1. Build Your First Machine Learning Model
1. Build Your First Machine Learning Model
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3 Intro to ML: Course Overview
Intro to ML: Course Overview
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4 2. Multi-Layer Perceptrons
2. Multi-Layer Perceptrons
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5 3. Convolutional Neural Networks
3. Convolutional Neural Networks
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6 Weights & Biases at OpenAI
Weights & Biases at OpenAI
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7 Why Experiment Tracking is Crucial to OpenAI
Why Experiment Tracking is Crucial to OpenAI
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8 4. Autoencoders
4. Autoencoders
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9 5. Sentiment Analysis
5. Sentiment Analysis
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10 6. Recurrent Neural Networks [RNNs]
6. Recurrent Neural Networks [RNNs]
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11 7. Text Generation using LSTMs and GRUs
7. Text Generation using LSTMs and GRUs
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12 8. Text Classification Using Convolutional Neural Networks
8. Text Classification Using Convolutional Neural Networks
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13 9. Hybrid LSTMs [Long Short-Term Memory]
9. Hybrid LSTMs [Long Short-Term Memory]
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14 Toyota Research Institute on Experiment Tracking with Weights & Biases
Toyota Research Institute on Experiment Tracking with Weights & Biases
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15 Weights and Biases - Developer Tools for Deep Learning
Weights and Biases - Developer Tools for Deep Learning
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16 Introducing Weights & Biases
Introducing Weights & Biases
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17 10. Seq2Seq Models
10. Seq2Seq Models
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18 11. Transfer Learning for Domain-Specific Image Classification with Small Datasets
11. Transfer Learning for Domain-Specific Image Classification with Small Datasets
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19 12. One-shot learning for teaching neural networks to classify objects never seen before
12. One-shot learning for teaching neural networks to classify objects never seen before
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20 13. Speech Recognition with Convolutional Neural Networks in Keras/TensorFlow
13. Speech Recognition with Convolutional Neural Networks in Keras/TensorFlow
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21 14. Data Augmentation | Keras
14. Data Augmentation | Keras
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22 15. Batch Size and Learning Rate in CNNs
15. Batch Size and Learning Rate in CNNs
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23 Applied Deep Learning Fellowship Overview and Project Selection with Josh Tobin (2019)
Applied Deep Learning Fellowship Overview and Project Selection with Josh Tobin (2019)
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24 Grading Rubric for AI Applications with Sergey Karayev  (2019)
Grading Rubric for AI Applications with Sergey Karayev (2019)
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25 16. Video Frame Prediction using CNNs and LSTMs (2019)
16. Video Frame Prediction using CNNs and LSTMs (2019)
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26 Image to LaTeX - Applied Deep Learning Fellowship (2019)
Image to LaTeX - Applied Deep Learning Fellowship (2019)
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27 17.  Build and Deploy an Emotion Classifier (2019)
17. Build and Deploy an Emotion Classifier (2019)
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28 Applied Deep Learning - Data Management with Josh Tobin (2019)
Applied Deep Learning - Data Management with Josh Tobin (2019)
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29 Snorkel: Programming Training Data with Paroma Varma of Stanford University (2019)
Snorkel: Programming Training Data with Paroma Varma of Stanford University (2019)
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30 Applied Deep Learning - Troubleshooting and Debugging with Josh Tobin (2019)
Applied Deep Learning - Troubleshooting and Debugging with Josh Tobin (2019)
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31 Troubleshooting and Iterating ML Models with Lee Redden (2019)
Troubleshooting and Iterating ML Models with Lee Redden (2019)
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32 Designing a Machine Learning Project with Neal Khosla (2019)
Designing a Machine Learning Project with Neal Khosla (2019)
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33 Lukas Beiwald on ML Tools and Experiment Management (2019)
Lukas Beiwald on ML Tools and Experiment Management (2019)
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34 Building Machine Learning Teams with Josh Tobin (2019)
Building Machine Learning Teams with Josh Tobin (2019)
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35 Pieter Abeel on Potential Deep Learning Research Directions  (2019)
Pieter Abeel on Potential Deep Learning Research Directions (2019)
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36 Testing and Deployment of Deep Learning Models with Josh Tobin (2019)
Testing and Deployment of Deep Learning Models with Josh Tobin (2019)
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37 Five Lessons for Team-Oriented Research with Peter Welder (2019)
Five Lessons for Team-Oriented Research with Peter Welder (2019)
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38 Applied Deep Learning - Rosanne Liu on AI Research (2019)
Applied Deep Learning - Rosanne Liu on AI Research (2019)
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39 Making the Mid-career Leap from Urban Design to Deep Learning/Data Science
Making the Mid-career Leap from Urban Design to Deep Learning/Data Science
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40 Organizing ML projects — W&B walkthrough (2020)
Organizing ML projects — W&B walkthrough (2020)
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41 Brandon Rohrer — Machine Learning in Production for Robots
Brandon Rohrer — Machine Learning in Production for Robots
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42 Nicolas Koumchatzky — Machine Learning in Production for Self-Driving Cars
Nicolas Koumchatzky — Machine Learning in Production for Self-Driving Cars
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43 My experiments with Reinforcement Learning with Jariullah Safi
My experiments with Reinforcement Learning with Jariullah Safi
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44 Applications of Machine Learning to COVID-19 Research with Isaac Godfried
Applications of Machine Learning to COVID-19 Research with Isaac Godfried
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45 Testing Machine Learning Models with Eric Schles
Testing Machine Learning Models with Eric Schles
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46 How Linear Algebra is not like Algebra with Charles Frye
How Linear Algebra is not like Algebra with Charles Frye
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47 Predicting Protein Structures using Deep Learning with Jonathan King
Predicting Protein Structures using Deep Learning with Jonathan King
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48 Rachael Tatman — Conversational AI and Linguistics
Rachael Tatman — Conversational AI and Linguistics
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49 Reformer by Han Lee
Reformer by Han Lee
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50 Sequence Models with Pujaa Rajan
Sequence Models with Pujaa Rajan
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51 GitHub Actions & Machine Learning Workflows with Hamel Husain
GitHub Actions & Machine Learning Workflows with Hamel Husain
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52 Look Mom, No Indices! Vector Calculus with the Fréchet Derivative by Charles Frye
Look Mom, No Indices! Vector Calculus with the Fréchet Derivative by Charles Frye
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53 Jack Clark — Building Trustworthy AI Systems
Jack Clark — Building Trustworthy AI Systems
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54 Surprising Utility of Surprise: Why ML Uses Negative Log Probabilities - Charles Frye
Surprising Utility of Surprise: Why ML Uses Negative Log Probabilities - Charles Frye
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55 Track your machine learning experiments locally, with W&B Local - Chris Van Pelt
Track your machine learning experiments locally, with W&B Local - Chris Van Pelt
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56 Antipatterns in open source research code with Jariullah Safi
Antipatterns in open source research code with Jariullah Safi
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57 Attention for time series forecasting & COVID predictions - Isaac Godfried
Attention for time series forecasting & COVID predictions - Isaac Godfried
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58 Made with ML - Goku Mohandas
Made with ML - Goku Mohandas
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59 Angela & Danielle — Designing ML Models for Millions of Consumer Robots
Angela & Danielle — Designing ML Models for Millions of Consumer Robots
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60 Deep Learning Salon by Weights & Biases
Deep Learning Salon by Weights & Biases
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Chapters (10)

Introduction
1:01 What is an AI Agent?
2:33 Common Failures in AI Agents
3:25 The Role of Fine-Tuning
5:32 Creating Fine-Tuning Datasets
7:13 Data Filtering & Annotation
9:07 Fine-Tuning Execution
11:14 Comparative Evaluation
13:04 Complete Fine-Tuning Pipeline Recap
16:46 Final Takeaways & Closing
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