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Lamini
Software Development
Menlo Park, California 7,139 followers
The LLM Development Platform for Enterprises
About us
Lamini makes it possible for enterprises to turn proprietary data into the next generation of LLM capabilities, by offering a platform for in-house software teams to uplevel to OpenAI-level AI teams and to build within the security of their existing infrastructure.
- Website
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https://lamini.ai
External link for Lamini
- Industry
- Software Development
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Menlo Park, California
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2022
Locations
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Santa Cruz Ave
Menlo Park, California 94025, US
Employees at Lamini
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Lamini reposted this
CAT Challenge 🐱 Apply to hack with us on your CAT. ~1 hr to get to an extremely high-accuracy LLM agent (eg. 95%, 99%, etc.). https://lnkd.in/gR_Fh3m8 Uses: - LLM-as-judge - Data labeling agent - Tool selection - Intent detection Let's build some CATs together :)
Building the future of LLMs. Cofounder & CEO, Lamini. CS Faculty at Stanford. MIT Technology Review’s 35 Under 35. (Speaker).
I'm so excited to launch Lamini's Classifier Agent Toolkit, aka. CAT! 🚀🐱 CAT hunts & tags the important signals 🐭 in a vast amount of data — so devs can easily create *agentic classifiers*. ❌ Manual data labeling ❌ Large, slow general LLM calls that can only handle 20-30 categories with mid accuracy ✅ CAT has helped our customers tag 2,000 pages across 1,000 categories in just 3.6 seconds with 99.9% accuracy. Dev time? A few hours to a few days. Hallucinations? Approaching zero. *Meow*. Some common agentic classifiers with CAT: ◽️ Customer service agents that extract user intent ◽️ Finding high severity tickets, so your teams can prioritize urgent issues ◽️ Triage legacy application code based on importance, to prioritize development ◽️ Analyze sentiment in earnings calls, reviews, posts, surveys, etc. More on it 👉 https://lnkd.in/gh-w97Gb Demo from one of our amazing architects, Scott Gay https://lnkd.in/gSGYKvqG This was a huge effort by the entire Lamini team 🎀 Happy holidays, hope you like our gift 🎁 Reach out anytime to fill our inbox with cheer at [email protected] (we read, we respond!)
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😻 Apply for our CAT Challenge and see if we can get your classification accuracy up to 90+% in ~1 hr! ⏳ Are you struggling to achieve high accuracy with your classification use case? Have you exhausted prompting and RAG? We are offering a limited number of free 1-hour consulting sessions with one of our Solutions Architects. They will: 📊 Review your use case and current performance 🔎 Analyze your training and test datasets 🎁 Walk you through how to use our toolkit to improve classification accuracy and precision. If you’re interested in a free consulting session with one of our experts, just fill out the Google form. Spots are very limited and we’ll be opening up more spots as they become available. https://lnkd.in/gDMKfk7t
Lamini Classifier Agent Toolkit Challenge
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Thank you for the warm response to our new Classifier Agent Toolkit 😺 ! Have you seen our technical demo yet? Scott Gay demonstrates how to use our SDK to build a highly accurate Classifier Agent for a customer service chatbot. The agent categorizes customer interactions by intent so it can determine the appropriate response. Scott shows how to run an evaluation against your model and iterate until you get to your desired level of accuracy. Links to our docs and repo: https://lnkd.in/gU3nJDTZ https://lnkd.in/gKyMySET
Lamini Classifier Agent Toolkit Demo
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Lamini reposted this
I'm so excited to launch Lamini's Classifier Agent Toolkit, aka. CAT! 🚀🐱 CAT hunts & tags the important signals 🐭 in a vast amount of data — so devs can easily create *agentic classifiers*. ❌ Manual data labeling ❌ Large, slow general LLM calls that can only handle 20-30 categories with mid accuracy ✅ CAT has helped our customers tag 2,000 pages across 1,000 categories in just 3.6 seconds with 99.9% accuracy. Dev time? A few hours to a few days. Hallucinations? Approaching zero. *Meow*. Some common agentic classifiers with CAT: ◽️ Customer service agents that extract user intent ◽️ Finding high severity tickets, so your teams can prioritize urgent issues ◽️ Triage legacy application code based on importance, to prioritize development ◽️ Analyze sentiment in earnings calls, reviews, posts, surveys, etc. More on it 👉 https://lnkd.in/gh-w97Gb Demo from one of our amazing architects, Scott Gay https://lnkd.in/gSGYKvqG This was a huge effort by the entire Lamini team 🎀 Happy holidays, hope you like our gift 🎁 Reach out anytime to fill our inbox with cheer at [email protected] (we read, we respond!)
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🎄 Christmas came early this year for devs and AI/ML engineers working on large-scale classification problems! 🎁 We just launched our new Classifier Agent Toolkit (CAT) — a streamlined way to build LLM classifier agents that you can plug into an agentic workflow. Here are some ways our customers are using this today: ⭐ Triage incoming support tickets so support teams can prioritize urgent issues ⭐ Analyze sentiment of product reviews, social media posts, customer surveys, earnings calls, and more ⭐ Infer user intent to return the correct chatbot response ⭐ Review and categorize legacy application code Works on both AMD and NVIDIA GPUs on any open model like the latest Llama 3.3. 👀 To see how it works, watch our demo here: https://lnkd.in/gU3nJDTZ 🫰 Sign up at https://app.lamini.ai/ and get $300 credit to create your first Classifier project.
Lamini Classifier Agent Toolkit (CAT)
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🙌 Our new guide to fine-tuning is out! If you want to know the basics of how fine-tuning works, how it compares to prompting and RAG, and what the best use cases are for each method, this is the guide for you. https://bit.ly/3CKrYvJ
Enterprise Guide to Fine-Tuning Whitepaper
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We're #hiring a new Software Engineer, LLM Platform in Menlo Park, California. Apply today or share this post with your network.
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If you're heading to Open Data Science Conference (ODSC) today, be sure to check out Sharon Zhou, PhD talk at 11am “Removing Hallucinations by 95% with Memory Tuning: A Technical Deep Dive". Register: https://lnkd.in/e8zWYqW
ODSC West 2024 Schedule
https://odsc.com
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Thank you for hosting such an inspiring group of women entrepreneurs Leena Nair!
“I want to be part of what’s next” is one of Gabrielle Chanel’s most famous mottos. Embracing her audacious spirit, we are constantly reinventing ourselves and connecting with new ideas and partners. We've been building an innovation ecosystem across the House with top academic institutions, start-ups, Big Tech, and other innovators, to prepare the House for the future. One example is our partnership with StartX, an accelerator program for Stanford alumni. This collaboration was initiated by the Chanel Open Innovation team to explore forward-thinking topics such as longevity, generative AI, the future of work, social impact and sustainability. We’re also deeply committed to supporting women founders, who remain underrepresented in the world of entrepreneurship. Last week, I visited StartX in California and met inspiring women entrepreneurs. We discussed courageous career pivots, new business models, the ups and downs of fundraising, importance of mentorship, and how to envision a brighter future for women founders. Their drive and creativity were awe-inspiring - from inventing solutions for neurodivergent populations, enterprise AI platforms, quantum mechanics for modelling climate change to wearable robotics and technology to support mental well-being. I left feeling more knowledgeable and optimistic, knowing these pioneering women are shaping a better future! Mary Zhu, Develop for Good, College students and industry mentors building software for nonprofits. Kathryn Zealand, Skip, Powered wearable technology dedicated to helping people move with joy. Xuan Zhao, PhD, Flourish Science, Science-based, AI-powered solution for everyday mental health and well-being. Sharon Zhou, PhD, Lamini, Giving enterprises the ability to turn proprietary data into the next generation of LLM capabilities. Christine Irish, TryTo.ai, Resources and tools designed to support neurodiverse individuals in their job search journey.