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Release.ai makes it easy to experiment with, develop and deploy AI applications built on open frameworks. By leveraging the release.com platform and including templates for common AI frameworks for RAG, Fine Tuning, Training, Prompt Engineering, Image Generation and Inference and AI Agents teams can experiment, develop and deploy AI applications quickly and easily.

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Release.ai comes with that work out of the box for a large number of common frameworks used in AI development. This eliminates the time needed to setup, configure and manage the AI stack needed by your organization. This also allows for quick and easy experimentation across the many different AI stacks organizations might choose for their application. Release AI has templates for RAG, Fine Tuning, Training, Prompt Engineering, Image Generation, Inference and AI Agents. See for a list of the currently supported "Works out of the box" templates.

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