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Shreya Rajpal: preference

16 May 2023 Latent Space Guaranteed quality and structure in LLM outputs - with Shreya Rajpal of Guardrails AI

“I think at the same time the technology is so exciting that you, you get like, Driven by wanting to use it. But I think like really thinking about like what's the best way to use it along with like other systems that have existed so that it's more kind of like task focused and like outcome focused rather than like technology focused.”

— Shreya Rajpal

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Shreya Rajpal
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preference
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16 May 2023
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Latent Space

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…last but not least, if there's one thing you want people to take away about AI and kind of this moment that we're in, in technology, what would that be? I do think this is the most exciting time in machine learning, as least as long as I've been working on it. And so I do think, like, frankly, we're all just so lucky to kind of be living through this and it's just very fascinating to be part of that. I think at the same time the technology is so exciting that you, you get like, Driven by wanting to use it. But I think like really thinking about like what's the best way to use it along with like other systems that have existed so that it's more kind of like task focused and like outcome focused rather than like technology focused. So this kind of like obviously I'm biased because I feel this way because I've designed guardrails this way that it kind of like merges LLMs with rules and heuristics and like traditional ML, et cetera. But I do think that like this, this general framework of like thinking about how to build ML products is something that I'm bullish on and something I'd want people to like think about as well. Yeah. Awesome. Well thank you so much for coming…

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