Internal developer portal for platform engineering teams provides five templates for building AI-enabled audio-to-text, chatbot, code generation, object detection, and retrieval-augmented generation applications. Credit: IDG-Owned Red Hat Developer Hub, an enterprise-grade internal developer portal for platform engineering teams, is adding enhancements for AI, with five templates for building AI-powered applications for common use cases. Rolled out on November 12, the AI-focused software templates are intended to address resource constraints and skills gaps facing developers working on AI priorities. The templates leverage pre-architected and supported approaches, so developers are able to build and deploy AI-enabled services or components without having to learn all the details of the technology used to implement it, Red Hat said. The new templates support the following common AI use cases: Audio-to-text application: An AI-enabled audio transcription application in which users can upload an audio file to be transcribed Chatbot application: A chat application enabled by a large language model (LLM) that creates a bot that replies with AI-generated responses Code generation application: An LLM-enabled code generation application for a specialized bot to help with code-related queries Object detection application: Enables developers to upload an image to identify and locate objects in the image Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) chatbot application: Enables developers to embed files containing relevant information to allow the model to provide more accurate responses Red Hat said Developer Hub’s software catalog allows developers and platform engineers to record and share details of their organization’s assets, LLMs, AI servers, and associated APIs. Related content news Go language evolving for future hardware, AI workloads The Go team is working to adapt Go to large multicore systems, the latest hardware instructions, and the needs of developers of large-scale AI systems. By Paul Krill Nov 15, 2024 3 mins Google Go Generative AI Programming Languages analysis And the #1 Python IDE is . . . PyCharm, VS Code, and five other popular Python IDEs duke it out. Which one do you think takes home the prize? By Serdar Yegulalp Nov 15, 2024 2 mins Python Programming Languages Software Development news JDK 24: The new features in Java 24 21 features are proposed for the next version of Java including quantum-resistant cryptographic keys designed to secure Java apps against future quantum computing attacks. By Paul Krill Nov 15, 2024 11 mins Java Programming Languages Software Development news Rust Foundation moves forward on C++ and Rust interoperability Problem statement released to address the challenges to making cross-language development with C++ and Rust more accessible and approachable. By Paul Krill Nov 14, 2024 2 mins C++ Rust Programming Languages Resources Videos