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Interested in meeting some colleagues in West Africa? SeneJUG is the West African Java User Group. Members come from Senegal, Mali, Mauritania, Guinea, Morocco and many other countries in Africa. France, too! Many of our group already live in Dakar, Senegal's beautiful capital, because of the stellar Polytechnic University of Dakar. Our advisor, Alex Corenthin, is the chairman of the Comp Sci dep't and the registrar of the .sn domain.
There's a Senejug Group at Codetown, if you'd like to reach out to one of our colleagues in Africa. Read the rest here, in SeneJUG Town!
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This week's Java roundup for January 27th, 2025 features news highlighting: the GA release of Java Operator SDK 5.0; the January 2025 release of Open Liberty; an implementation of Model Context Protocol in Quarkus; the fourth milestone release of Vert.x 5.0; and point releases of JBang 0.123.0 and TornadoVM 1.0.10.
By Michael RedlichThis article will cover two common attack vectors against large language models and tools based on them, prompt injection and prompt stealing. We will additionally introduce three approaches to make your LLM-based systems and tools less vulnerable to this kind of attacks and review their benefits and limitations, including fine-tuning, adversarial detectors, and system prompt hardening.
By Georg DreslerIn this podcast, Apoorva Joshi, Senior AI Developer Advocate at MongoDB, discusses how to evaluate software applications that use the Large Language Models or LLMs and how to improve the performance of LLM based applications.
By Apoorva JoshiOpenAI has launched ChatGPT Gov, a version of its AI-powered chatbot designed specifically for U.S. government agencies. This tailored deployment provides federal, state, and local agencies with access to OpenAI’s latest AI models while allowing them to maintain control over security, privacy, and compliance.
By Robert KrzaczyńskiThe Debezium project recently completed its move to the Commonhaus Foundation after consulting with the Debezium community and Red Hat, who exclusively sponsored the project since the start in 2015.
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