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Parlance Labs Educational Resources

Parlance Labs (Hamel Husain and collaborators) · on Parlance Labs

FreeintermediateVideo series

A free library of practitioner talks and workshops from Hamel Husain's network, covering LLM evaluation, RAG fundamentals and systematic RAG improvement, building and deploying LLM apps, and a deep track on when and how to fine-tune. It suits engineers who already ship LLM features and want battle-tested advice on evals and reliability from people widely followed on X.

Who it's for

Developers and technically curious learners. This is an intermediate course in Generative AI & LLMs, running about 27 talks and workshops.

Cost at a glance

Free. All talks and workshops on the page are free to watch; Parlance Labs links separately to a paid Maven course. Price seen 2026-11-01.

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