Guardrails are essential components of large language models (LLMs) that can help to safeguard against misuse, define conversational standards, and enhance public trust in AI technologies. In this course, instructor Nayan Saxena explores the importance of ethical AI deployment to understand how NVIDIA NeMo Guardrails enforces LLM safety and integrity. Learn how to construct conversational guidelines using Colang, leverage advanced functionalities to craft dynamic LLM interactions, augment LLM capabilities with custom actions, and elevate response quality and contextual accuracy with retrieval-augmented generation (RAG). By witnessing guardrails in action and analyzing real-world case studies, you’ll also acquire skills and best practices for implementing secure, user-centric AI systems. This course is ideal for AI practitioners, developers, and ethical technology advocates seeking to advance their knowledge in LLM safety, ethics, and application design for responsible AI.
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