I started playing with n8n.io, specifically with the “My first AI Agent in n8n” workflow that comes OOTB.
I didn’t have OpenAI subscription, but I do have an Azure subscription and Azure OpenAI deployment to play with, so I replaced the “standard” OpenAI node with the Azure OpenAI one.
But when I started the execution, the Azure OpenAI Chat Model node threw an exception, straight in my face: “The response was filtered due to the prompt triggering Azure OpenAI’s content management policy.”.
I am learning about different concepts and architectures used in the LLM/AI space and one of them is Retrieval-Augmented Generation. As always I prefer learning concepts by tinkering with them and here is my first attempt at learning about RAG and Vector Databases.
Continue reading Learning about RAG and Vector DatabasesWhile there is a QuickStart example on the Streamlit site that shows how to connect to OpenAI using LangChain I thought it would make sense to create Streamlit Langchain Quickstart App with Azure OpenAI.
Continue reading Streamlit Langchain Quickstart App with Azure OpenAIA couple of months ago my wife asked me if I could build her “something” to create a nice image with some thank-you text that she could send to her boutique customers. This is how my first GenAI use-case was born :-).
There are probably definitely services that can do it, but hey that was an opportunity to learn, so I jumped straight into it.
The Gen AI part turned out to be the easy one, but if you want to skip the rest you can jump straight to it.
Continue reading My first GenAI use-case
