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6. Introduction of LangChain, Usage and Importance
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* Provides exposure to LangChain, Hugging Face ecosystem, and chatbot creation using custom data.
* Guides on integrating chatbots with real-time applications and deploying them on AWS Cloud.

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* LLMs and their importance in the cutting edge of AI.
* Creating chatbots using custom data using open source LLMs without spending a single penny.
* Integration of chatbots with real-world applications like Telegram.

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