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Escaping POC Purgatory: Evaluation-Driven Development for AI Systems

O'Reilly on Data

Lets be real: building LLM applications today feels like purgatory. Weve seen this across dozens of companies, and the teams that break out of this trap all adopt some version of Evaluation-Driven Development (EDD), where testing, monitoring, and evaluation drive every decision from the start. Leadership gets excited.

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How to Evaluate a Large Language Model (LLM)?

Analytics Vidhya

Introduction With the release of Chatgpt and other Large Language Models (LLMs), there has been a significant increase in the number of models available. New LLMs are being released every other day. Despite this, there is still no fixed or standardized way to evaluate the quality of these Large Language models.

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Moving Beyond Guesswork: How to Evaluate LLM Quality

Dataiku

Ninety percent of leaders are already investing in Generative AI in some way, but there's a common challenge: How can you objectively measure whether an LLM's output is actually "good enough"? For instance, imagine you’re using an LLM to power a conversational Q&A chatbot.

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Beyond the hype: Do you really need an LLM for your data?

CIO Business Intelligence

The hype around large language models (LLMs) is undeniable. They promise to revolutionize how we interact with data, generating human-quality text, understanding natural language and transforming data in ways we never thought possible. In life sciences, LLMs can analyze mountains of research papers to accelerate drug discovery.

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The New O’Reilly Answers: The R in “RAG” Stands for “Royalties”

O'Reilly on Data

And what will happen to the quality of content in a future of LLMs? However, RAG engines are not generative AI models so much as they are directed reasoning systems and pipelines that use generative LLMs to create answers grounded in sources. Can hallucinations really be controlled? It is possible.

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Synthetic data’s fine line between reward and disaster

CIO Business Intelligence

Up to 20% of the data used for training AI is already synthetic that is, generated rather than obtained by observing the real world with LLMs using millions of synthesized samples. Technically, though, any output you get from an LLM is synthetic data. Technically, though, any output you get from an LLM is synthetic data.

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What’s Next for AI and Sales?

David Menninger's Analyst Perspectives

The mathematics was sound, the demos impressive, yet adoption faltered because little thought was given as to how sellers should use this information. The root cause of the problem came down to data quality. Yet the success of any agent, no matter how sophisticated, depends on the depth and accuracy of the information it ingests.

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