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Generative AI Applications Book



Generative AI in C++ The new Generative AI Applications book by Aussie AI co-founders:
  • Deciding on your AI project
  • Planning for success and safety
  • Designs and LLM architectures
  • Expediting development
  • Implementation and deployment

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Generative AI in C++ Book

Generative AI in C++: Coding Transformers and LLMs is a new book by David Spuler on programming Transformers and LLMs in C++. The primary audience is intermediate and advanced C++ programmers who want to get up to speed on AI development. For the business executive, the book also contains detailed coverage of AI project planning topics for enterprises implementing a new GenAI project. Available now from Amazon: Generative AI in C++.

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Generative AI in C++ The new Generative AI programming book by Aussie AI co-founders:
  • Generative AI coding in C++
  • Transformer engine speedups
  • LLM models
  • Phone and desktop AI
  • Code examples
  • Research citations

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CUDA C++ Optimization Book

CUDA C++ Optimization: Coding Faster GPU Kernels, by David Spuler, Octoboer 2024, available from Amazon in ebook and print: CUDA C++ Optimization.

CUDA C++ Optimization The new CUDA C++ Optimization book:
  • Faster CUDA C++ kernels
  • Optimization tools & techniques
  • Compute optimization
  • Memory optimization

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CUDA C++ Debugging Book



CUDA C++ Optimization The new CUDA C++ Debugging book:
  • Debugging CUDA C++ kernels
  • Tools & techniques
  • Self-testing & reliability
  • Common GPU kernel bugs

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Bonus Materials

Extra bonus materials for owners of the book.

References

Detailed reference lists for every chapter of the book.

Source Code

Access the source code for the Aussie AI C++ library as used in the book's examples.