Friday Five — August 9, 2024

Developer preview of Red Hat OpenShift Lightspeed, OpenShift’s new GenAI virtual assistant is now available

Red Hat OpenShift Lightspeed, a generative AI-based virtual assistant integrated into Red Hat OpenShift, is now available as a developer preview. It applies GenAI to how teams learn and work with OpenShift - enabling users to be more accurate and efficient while freeing up IT teams to drive greater innovation. Learn more

New AI Channel has launched on Red Hat TV

Red Hat TV is expanding its platform to include a new AI channel. This always-on channel features episodes exploring the intersection of open source and AI, and showcases how Red Hat is the solution provider for AI applications across the enterprise. Learn more

Cloud Native Now - Red Hat Previews Generative AI Capabilities for OpenShift

Designed to work with multiple LLMs, OpenShift Lightspeed provides IT teams with a chat interface to launch prompts that provide, for example, guidance to help invoke specific capabilities or a YAML file that could be used to complete a task. Additionally, IT teams can fine-tune prompts by exposing additional data using RAG techniques. Learn more

5 resources for building skills for the AI-enabled business

Red Hat Learning Subscription recognizes the importance of nurturing talent in the AI era. The curriculum lays a strong foundation and helps advance IT team's infrastructure skills, streamline operations and align career development with business goals. By embracing continual learning and skills development, IT organizations can better lead and drive innovation. Learn more

IT Pro - AI hallucinations: What are they?

Mark Swinson, enterprise automation specialist at Red Hat, explains how the models behind generative AI are essentially based on statistics, and this means “they calculate the probabilities of a word or phrase coming next as they build a response to an initial prompt”. Learn more