Published: 06 August 2024
Summary
Enterprises building GenAI applications that incorporate large language models are experiencing problems with hallucinations, grounding, poor user experience and inappropriate data stores for use with LLMs. Software engineering leaders must address these issues to ensure successful use of GenAI.
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Key Findings
Large language models (LLMs) are subject to frequent inaccuracies (also known as “hallucinations”) leading to the increasing importance of grounding of the models and rigorous prompt design.
LLMs need to be as accurate as possible, which can be aided by retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) and/or fine tuning with relevant data in the right granularity.
End users struggle to adopt the new ways of working required by generative AI (GenAI) applications that have been built using LLMs.
Recommendations
Deploy the RAG to ensure that your LLMs are grounded using relevant data and architectures.
Plan to add metadata to data stores when needed, as this
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