List of Figures

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List of Figures#

This list catalogs the main diagrams and illustrations that appear in the book, grouped by part. Most figures are embedded in the hands-on labs; open the linked page to view a figure in context. (Decorative logos and interface chrome are omitted.)

Primer: AI Literacy#

Location	Figure
AI and Tools Reference	Decision flowchart for choosing a model and effort level.
AI Concepts, Assistants, and Effort Levels	Map of how AI, machine learning, deep learning, NLP, generative AI, LLMs, foundation models, frontier models, agentic AI, AGI and superintelligence relate.
AI Concepts, Assistants, and Effort Levels	What changes inside a model at low, medium and high or maximum effort.

Module 1: Fundamentals of Generative AI#

Location	Figure
Lab 4b: Tree-of-Thought	Tree-of-Thought reasoning diagram.
Lab 5: Multimodal Prompting	Chatbot architecture; Open LLM Leaderboard; multimodal sample images (Amazon packages, ASL, cat-with-laptop, chart data, payment receipt, stacked boxes).

Module 2: Responsible Generative AI#

Location	Figure
Lab 3: Robustness	Robustness and guardrails architecture diagrams.
Lab 4b: Watermarking	Watermarking illustrations.
Module 2 Labs: Responsible AI in practice	Retail bot workflow and agent-flow diagrams used across the Module 2 labs.

Module 3: Building Applications with Foundation Models#

Location	Figure
Lab 1: LangChain Modules	LangChain module and chain diagrams.
Lab 2: Chatbots	Chatbot component diagram.
Lab 3a: Retrieval Augmented Generation	RAG architecture diagrams.
Lab 4: Agents	Agent-with-tools workflow diagram.
Lab 5a: Personalization	Multimodal application illustrations (personalization, product images, document pages).

Appendix#

Location	Figure
Appendix: Traditional Machine Learning Foundations	Traditional machine learning pipeline, from raw data to fairness checks.

Note

Additional generated images and intermediate diagrams appear within individual lab notebooks as you run them. The labs are the primary home for the book’s figures; most explanatory chapters use tables and worked examples, and the few diagrams they include are drawn as SVG so they render cleanly on every device.