
This intermediate Google DeepMind course provides practical insights into optimizing GPU hardware efficiency during model training. Learners explore memory estimation, compute reduction techniques, and fine-tuning a 4-billion parameter Gemma model while examining the environmental and ethical impacts of AI computing.
Machine learning engineers and data scientists seeking to optimize hardware utilization and fine-tune large language models efficiently on single-GPU hardware.
Train more powerful models with a single GPU. In this course, you will learn how hardware can speed up model training and the key considerations when training models on a GPU. First, you will learn how to estimate the number of computations and the amount of computer memory required to train large neural networks. You will then discover techniques for reducing the computing and memory requirements when training a model. Techniques which you will apply for fine-tuning a Gemma model with 4 billion parameters. Finally, you will consider the potential environmental impacts of machine learning, with a focus on where questions of energy, water, and e-waste intersect with justice and equity.
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