Chris Page’s Post

"Are we there yet?" Listen to Y Combinator's eagle-eye view rather than "the word from the herd" - A year is a long time in AI: "...it's hard to even remember now but a year ago one of the things that people said a lot was that these LLMs are not reliable enough to deploy in the Enterprise they hallucinate... [but now] not only is it translating into real Revenue but translating into real deployments that are being used at Large Scale ...because we've learned how to make the agents reliable via the kinds of techniques that Jake talked about when he was here and all this infrastructure has grown up around the models, it's enabled people to make them reliable. https://lnkd.in/dhtMdgQk #agents #llm #ai

2024: The Year the GPT Wrapper Myth Proved Wrong

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Godwin Josh

Co-Founder of Altrosyn and DIrector at CDTECH | Inventor | Manufacturer

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On a deeper level, this shift signifies a paradigm change in how enterprises perceive AI. The focus has moved from theoretical potential to tangible, revenue-generating applications. This rapid evolution begs the question: given the increasing sophistication of these LLMs and their integration into enterprise workflows, what novel techniques are being explored to ensure human oversight and mitigate potential biases within these "agents"?

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