Generative AI and Java
summary
Shows a concrete RAG pipeline: chunk PDFs into embeddings, store vectors, run semantic search and send retrieved passages into an LLM to generate answers; demos include a chat that retains context, image generation via OpenAI, and Java REST calls. Recommends LangChain for Java for 5–10 line integrations, reports a working 13B model deployment and uses 768-dimensional embeddings. Covers code generation, COBOL→Java conversion, and a 200‑page docs summarizer that saves hours a day.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 1:47Foundational models and LLMs overview
- 8:04Prompt engineering techniques
- 14:05Prompt lab demo and model parameters
- 20:11Enterprise use cases for generative AI
- 22:19Retrieval augmented generation explained
- 25:24Java’s role in generative AI
- 27:08Code explanation and generation with AI
- 31:31AI as a developer tool
- 33:31Calling LLMs via REST in Java
- 36:03LangChain for Java framework
- 39:11Building a chat application with LangChain4j
- 40:15Generating images with Java and AI
- 41:03Q&A and closing remarks
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