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Our blockr.ai framework lets you analyze data using natural language instead of code. Describe what you want in plain English - create plots, filter data, generate summaries - and watch it happen. Non-technical team members can explore data independently, while developers can extend the system with custom blocks. It bridges the gap between AI capability and everyday data work.
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We deploy Large Language Models on your own infrastructure. Your data never leaves your servers - essential for sensitive business, financial, or healthcare data. Local models can be fine-tuned to understand your domain terminology and workflows. You control the hardware, avoid per-token cloud costs, and get predictable performance without internet dependency.
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We specialize in privacy-aware AI solutions using local Large Language Models (LLMs) and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) systems. Our solutions keep your data private while providing customized models that understand your domain-specific requirements.
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Practical examples of working with LLMs in R
David Schoch, Christoph Sax /
R with RAGS: An Introduction to rchroma and ChromaDB
LLM/RAG/R
Large language models (LLMs) are developing rapidly, but they often lack real-time, specific information. Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) addresses this by letting LLMs fetch relevant documents during text generation, instead of just using their internal—and potentially outdated— knowledge.
Christoph Sax /
Playing with AI Agents in R
LLM/R
It's local LLM time! What an adventure it has been since I first started exploring local LLMs. With the introduction of various new Llama models, we now have impressive small and large models that run seamlessly on consumer hardware.
Christoph Sax /
Playing with Llama 3.1 in R
LLM
Meta recently announced Llama 3.1, and there's a lot of excitement. I finally had some time to experiment with locally run open-source models. The small 8B model, in particular, produces surprisingly useful output, with reasonable speed.