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@kurtseifried @paninid @joshbressers
LLMs are language machines: to be of any use in a practical way, they need to be backed up with expert systems, neural nets, vast trees of rules-based shortcuts -
Here's the use case: I'm a law firm. I get an LLM front end and the Contracts Law module. I have it trained in the corpus of local law, with the case transcripts - say.
The LLM is a sort of front end for the specialist modules.
@tuban_muzuru @kurtseifried @paninid @joshbressers one of the problems people have had hooking existing LLMs up to expert system is that the LLMs have a tendency to invoke the expert system a lot less than they're supposed to.
But that would probably be solved by doing more iterations of fine-tuning on data that demonstrates how to invoke the expert system.