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Work The next big thing in AI. Some of these “agents” identify others differently, but common ideas are the tools working with EU, which can autonomously autonomy.
The agent hype reached the fever, but was relatively early for a starting game: Llamaindex. Structured By Jerry Liu and Simon Suo by former Uber research scholars, in 2023, Llamaindex allows you to build special agents on the data developed.
“Llamaindex began in November 2022 as an open source project in November,” said Liu Techcrunch. “I was interested in understanding how the Great Language Models (LLS) can be used on property data outside the training set and understanding developers with the initial set of tools that allow them to index and enter information in their LLM applications.”
Using the Llamaindex open source program, which has roped millions of downloads in Github, developers can create special agents that can generate information, create reports and opinions and create specific agents. Llamaindex provides information connectors and utilities such as Llamaparse, which converts unstructured information for certain AI applications.
Although there are other open source frames to build AI agents abroad, Llamaindex diverse data adoption, data management and information indexing and search solutions. Data can be connected as PDFs and PowerPoint presentations as such as files as well as understanding and slack with an agent.
Liu said that Salesforce, KPMG and Carlyle are among companies using Llamaindex today.
“All of these competitive solutions solve special problems in different parts of a generative AI stack, but then the employee is responsible to break down the split solutions to create an agent,” he said. “This is an important pain point that prevents production agents from production agents. Llamaindex has created our duty to deliver the latest, accurate and easy to use platform to build recent information agents.”
The next chapter of Llamaindex is an enterprise service based on the company’s open source offers. Llamacloud is called, allows customers to create cloud-woven agents that can work and manipulate the information that has not been built in different formats.
Llamacloud can be placed via an application-AA-service facility or virtual special cloud and can be placed with features including role-based access control and single entry.
To help the development of Llamacloud, Llamaindex recently won $ 19 million in a number of a number of several number of TRODs, and Graelock also took part. The new cash will increase the total financing of Llamaindex to $ 27.5 million, and Liu Llamaindex will expand the 20-member team and use for product development.
“We have enough runways to carry us through the initial commercial expansion of our platform,” he said. “We bet on a future in the future that developers play a great role in the delivery of genea applies within the enterprise.”
