The bank quant who wants to stop genAI hallucinating

Former Wells Fargo model risk chief Agus Sudjianto thinks he has found a way to validate large language models.

Ever since generative AI reached mainstream consciousness, the idea of bot hallucinations has sparked a mix of concern and amusement. As long as the practical uses for generative AI were limited, the concern was mostly theoretical. However, fears are mounting as robo-generated falsehoods have led to a slew of lawsuits for offenses ranging from defamation to negligence. 

Interpretability for complex LLMs can be accomplished by understanding how the corpus of queries and answers are embeddedAgus

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