Laurence Moroney publishes 'Fine-Tuning AI' with O'Reilly, betting on fine-tuning careers
lmoroney · x · 2026-11-03
Laurence Moroney's new O'Reilly book 'Fine-Tuning AI: Customizing Large Language Models' argues the best future career for many software developers will be fine-tuning AI for domain-specific tasks, with hands-on examples primarily using Google's Gemma models. Available on Amazon and O'Reilly Safari.
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