AI integration
In an AI integration, the model call is usually a small part of the work. Most of the effort goes into fitting the model into an existing system, with its own data, access rules, quality expectations and budget.
This training is for technical teams. It concentrates on the design decisions behind an AI feature that people can rely on in their daily work.
What the training is about
We treat AI as one component of a larger system and look at where it belongs, what it needs from the rest of the system, how it fails and how those failures get caught. The aim is for the team to make these decisions itself, whichever models and tools it ends up using.
Where possible, examples come from a system the participants maintain.
Who it is for
Software developers
Adding AI features to the products and services they already build.
Architects and technical leads
Choosing the architecture for AI features and agreeing on standards that several teams can share.
Platform and infrastructure teams
Setting up the hosting, access rights and monitoring that AI features need once they are live.
Topics
We decide the emphasis with you before the training, based on the systems your team works on.
- Where AI fits in an existing system, and where ordinary software is the better choice
- Choosing models: hosted services or your own infrastructure
- Giving models access to your data and systems safely
- Measuring quality before and after release
- Security, privacy and access control
- Cost, latency and monitoring in production
Frequently asked questions
Do developers need machine learning experience for AI integration training?
No. Participants who have built or operated software can follow it.
Is the training tied to one AI model or platform?
No. Wherever we can, we use the models and platforms your team already works with.
Can the training cover AI that must run on our own infrastructure?
Yes. If your data cannot leave your environment, the training covers running models on your own infrastructure as well.
Plan a training program with us
Tell us about your team and what you want them to be able to do. We'll get back to you.
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