Build AI Agents using LangChain - Simple Python Implementation
LLMs suffer from 2 major drawbacks
Even though the LLMs (Large Language Models) are trained on huge corpus of data, their knowledge is limited to the training data
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In order to solve the above two problems, LangChain Agents allow thinking and interacting with the world to solve tasks
In this video, we shall learn about LangChain Agents and build an agent using tools in LangChain in a step-by-step manner
References:
Integrated tools in LangChain: https://python.langchain.com/docs/int...
Types of Agents: https://js.langchain.com/docs/modules...
Introduction to LangChain: • Introduction to LangChain with Python...
Building Chatbot using LangChain: • Building a Chatgpt like Chatbot using...
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