The hype around AI is loud - but what actually works in production? I’ve curated six cutting-edge whitepapers from Google that go beyond flashy demos.
All in one place!
These deep dives cover Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), vector search, agent frameworks, prompt engineering, and MLOps practices used to deploy generative systems at scale.
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Google Whitepaper Emebddings And Vectorstores
9.19MB ∙ PDF file
DownloadA foundational primer on how embeddings power semantic understanding in LLMs and how vector databases enable fast, relevant retrieval. Essential reading for anyone building or using RAG systems.
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Google Whitepaper Operationalizing Generative AI On Vertex AI
11.8MB ∙ PDF file
DownloadThis whitepaper goes beyond theory, showing how to productionize GenAI applications on Vertex AI with tool orchestration, prompt tuning, MLOps, and RAG pipelines. Includes architectural blueprints and best practices.
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Google Whitepaper Solving Domain-Specific Problems Using Llms
7.76MB ∙ PDF file
DownloadThis whitepaper goes beyond theory, showing how to productionize GenAI applications on Vertex AI with tool orchestration, prompt tuning, MLOps, and RAG pipelines. Includes architectural blueprints and best practices.
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Google Whitepaper Agents
8.87MB ∙ PDF file
DownloadA deep dive into the emerging world of autonomous AI agents. Learn how LLMs interact with tools, reason across multiple steps, and use memory/state to complete complex tasks. Also includes LangChain and Vertex AI agent examples.
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Google Whitepaper Prompt Engineering
6.5MB ∙ PDF file
DownloadYour tactical guide to writing effective prompts. Covers zero-shot to CoT prompting, ReAct, Tree-of-Thoughts, and best practices for controlling model behavior. Great for developers, researchers, and prompt power users.
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Google Whitepaper Foundational Large Language Models & Text Generation
6.81MB ∙ PDF file
DownloadThis is the architectural backbone. From transformer basics to MoE, fine-tuning techniques, latency trade-offs, and real-world applications—this is your end-to-end understanding of how LLMs are built and used.
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Excellent breakdown! I like all the added deep dive resources
I’m committing to read these 3 white papers. The one on foundational LLM, the one on prompt engineering and the one agents. I think they’ll will be helpful in helping eventually build an AI product.