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Practical LLM Evals: Down-to-Earth Tooling for Everyone

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A hands-on runthrough of tooling and a concrete experiment that actually measures outcomes not buzzwords covering local LLMs via Ollama/Open WebUI and models like Qwen Phi Gemma Llama plus agentic tools and Copilot the presenter automates evals with CSVs JS Axios calls to a local Llama API and compares scores against humans finding a strong trend with Spearman’s ρ > 0.75 shows runtime and resource tradeoffs and documents failures so you get reproducible prompts code and measurable results to judge for yourself

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  1. 0:00Practical LLM evals intro
  2. 2:06Speaker background
  3. 4:56Small experiments to fight AI overwhelm
  4. 7:30Retrieval chatbot POC
  5. 9:57Automating applicant evals
  6. 13:51Testing LLM judge system
  7. 15:59AI vs human eval results
  8. 17:49Performance and hardware needs
  9. 18:31LLM-as-judge and Ragas
  10. 21:41Apollo chatbot UI
  11. 22:45Control tests for chatbot quality
  12. 26:15Chatbot performance dashboards
  13. 27:39Error analysis and edge cases
  14. 30:56Evals beyond AI
  15. 34:33Explore quality evaluation
  16. 35:21Q&A on bias and trust
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