Just like with machine learning, you will be a serious LLM engineer only if you truly understand how the nuts and bolts of a Large Language Model (LLM) work.

Very few people understand how an LLM exactly works. Even fewer can build an entire LLM from scratch.

Wouldn't it be great for you to build your own LLM from scratch?

Here is an awesome, playlist series on Youtube: Build your own LLM from scratch.

Playlist link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPTV0NXA_ZSgsLAr8YCgCwhPIJNNtexWu

It has become very popular on Youtube.

Everything is written on a whiteboard. From scratch. 

43 lectures are released.

This lecture series is inspired from Sebastian Raschka's book "Build LLMs from scratch"

Hope you learn a lot :)

P.S: Attached GIF shows a small snippet of the notes accompanying this playlist