If you want to create a custom AI model that's tuned for your specific research needs, Prem is a good option. The platform lets companies use custom Large Language Models (LLMs) with a developer-friendly development environment. It can be deployed on-premises for data sovereignty and comes with a library of open-source models you can fine-tune. More than 15 enterprise customers have used Prem so far, and they've reported success with use cases like compliance management, image generation and fraud detection.
Another option is Predibase, geared for developers who want to fine-tune and serve LLMs. Predibase supports a variety of open-source models and incorporates state-of-the-art methods for specific tasks like classification and code generation. It comes with low-cost serving infrastructure, enterprise-level security and a pay-as-you-go pricing model, so it's suitable for small or large-scale deployments.
ThirdAI is another option, particularly if you need a platform that can run without special hardware. It has features like document intelligence, generative AI for summarizing documents and the ability to index and train on thousands of documents rapidly. The platform is designed to integrate with existing workflows and infrastructure, with a simple interface and tiered pricing plans.
For those who don't want to write code, Airtrain AI offers a more general-purpose platform for handling big data and language models. It includes an LLM Playground, Dataset Explorer and AI Scoring for evaluating models. With three pricing tiers, including a free option, Airtrain AI lets you evaluate, fine-tune and deploy custom AI models quickly and affordably.