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⭐️Nothing beats a testimonial from someone who came along to one of our sessions. We’d like to thank Brian Milne from ZynQ 360 for the kind words and coming along. We look forward to seeing you at another event soon!

🚨 There is still time to register! AI is becoming a go-to source for information, but what if the answers it gives are completely made up?🫢 Join Tim D Clarke at the Aberdeen Python User Group on 12 March for a deep dive into how Large Language Models (LLMs) get things wrong—and how we can make them more reliable. 📅 Wednesday, 12 March 2025 📍 The Soap Factory, Aberdeen & Online 🕕 Pizza & networking from 6 PM | Talks start at 6:30 PM What you’ll take away from this session: 💡 Understand why AI hallucinates and fabricates information 💡 Learn ways to improve AI reliability in real-world applications 💡 Get hands-on and build a simple search tool using Streamlit ⚠️ If you use AI, you can’t afford to miss this. Learn how to avoid costly mistakes and take control of your AI tools. 🔗 Sign up here: https://lnkd.in/egGXC9ND

AI is already shaping industries, from customer service and research to marketing and automation. But what happens when it starts making things up?🤥 If you're using AI in your work, you need to understand its limitations—or risk relying on false or misleading information.🤓 📢 There’s still time to register for this month’s Aberdeen Python User Group on 12 March, where Tim D Clarke will break down why Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT "hallucinate" and how to manage it. 📅 Wednesday, 12 March 2025 📍 The Soap Factory, Aberdeen & Online 🕕 Pizza & networking from 6 PM | Talk & hands-on session at 6:30 PM 💡 What you'll learn: 🔍 Why LLMs can generate false information & why it matters 🛠️ Techniques to make AI more reliable in real-world use 💻 If you’re using AI to write, research, automate, or make decisions, this is essential knowledge. Don’t risk blindly trusting AI—learn how to spot and fix its flaws. 🔗 Sign up before it’s too late: https://lnkd.in/egGXC9ND

Can AI Tell Lies?🤥 Artificial Intelligence is transforming our world, but can we always trust its outputs?🫢 Join us at the Aberdeen Python User Group on 12 March 2025 for an eye-opening session: "Digital Delusions and the Dirty Little Secret of LLMs". Join Tim D Clarke at the Aberdeen Python User Group on 12 March for an in-depth look at how AI models get things wrong and what we can do to make them more reliable. Event Details: 📅 Wednesday, 12 March 2025 📍 The Soap Factory, 111 Gallowgate, Aberdeen & Online via Zoom 🕕 Pizza & networking from 6 PM | Talk & hands-on session at 6:30 PM 💻 Bring your laptop! After the talk we will have one or more challenges for you to attempt. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced coder, this session offers valuable insights and practical experience. Register here: https://lnkd.in/egGXC9ND

🚀 Sponsorship opportunity! 🚀 📢 Code The City is looking for sponsors for the Aberdeen Data Meetup and the Aberdeen Python User Group—two thriving communities that bring together tech enthusiasts, data professionals, and developers in the North East. Sponsoring these meet-ups is a great way to support the local tech scene while getting your company in front of an engaged audience. If you're interested, get in touch at info@codethecity.org. #Aberdeen #Techcommunity #Dataccience #Python #CodeTheCity #Sponsorshipopportunity

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Just one day until our data community gathers for the Data Meetup at the Soap Factory! This time, we will be celebrating International Open Data Day 2025! Don't miss it. Get your ticket now! https://lnkd.in/ewG69YYE  

Only a few days until we mark #Odd25 #OpenDataDay and share all things #OpenData. Grab a ticket, pick up some pizza and drinks, and join us for a fun-filled session!

What if AI is misleading you?😱🤖 Ever wondered why LLMs confidently spout fabrications as fact? Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT are powerful, but they don’t always get things right. So why do they hallucinate information, and how can we bring accuracy back to the forefront? Join us at the Aberdeen Python User Group on 12 March for "Digital Delusions and the Dirty Little Secret of LLMs", where Tim D Clarke will break down the flaws in LLMs and show you how to make them more reliable. 📅 Wednesday, 12 March 2025 📍 The Soap Factory, Aberdeen & Online 🕕 Pizza & networking from 6 PM | Talk & hands-on session at 6:30 PM 💻 After the talk we will have one or more challenges for you to attempt - so bring your laptop! 🔗 Secure your spot: https://lnkd.in/egGXC9ND

🌍 5 Reasons to join the Code The City community 🚀 Ever wondered how tech and data can solve real-world problems? At Code The City, we’re not just coders—we’re a community of problem-solvers, creatives, and changemakers. Here’s why you should get involved: 💡 1. Make a real impact From improving public transport to tackling school uniform costs, our projects create solutions that help people. Your ideas can make a difference. 🤝 2. Collaborate with amazing people Join a diverse group of developers, researchers, designers, and thinkers. Work together, share skills, and learn from each other in an open and supportive space. 🚀 3. Learn new skills (or level up old ones!) Whether you’re a complete beginner or an experienced pro, you’ll gain hands-on experience with coding, data, and problem-solving. And the best part? You’ll learn by doing. 🎤 4. Take part in inspiring events From hackathons to workshops, we create spaces where innovation happens. Every event is a chance to tackle real challenges, explore new ideas, and build something incredible. ❤️ 5. Be part of a welcoming, mission-driven community Code The City isn’t just for coders—it’s for anyone who wants to use tech for good. Whether you bring technical skills, big ideas, or just a passion for change, there’s a place for you here. Stay tuned for our upcoming events and join the movement! 👋 Interested in getting involved as a volunteer? We’d love to hear from you! Get in touch here: https://lnkd.in/ezNSupac #TechforGood #CodeTheCity #community #Innovation #Hackathons