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CEO at nexamind | Enabling organizations to leverage Generative AI | Ex-BCG

#Agentic AI graphs are the only way to bring #LLMs into production. For developing prototypes, a basic LLM implementation is sufficient. In 5 out of 10 tests you get amazing results and people are impressed. In my opinion, 99% of marketing posts shine on the surface but lack accuracy for real impact. The implementation of Agentic AI graphs is more complex. Deep domain expertise and business logic need to be translated into an AI-augmented process chart (i.e. AI graph). Here are some of the core differences btw. basic LLM implementations and Agentic AI graphs: 1️⃣ Token Limitation: Basic LLM: Often constrained by token limits, struggling with large or complex datasets without explicit segmentation and guidance Agentic AI: Manages token size more efficiently through the use of a graph state, allowing for better handling of complex data structures and interactions 2️⃣ Workflow Complexity: Basic LLM: Limited capability to conduct accurately multiple tasks (depending on the alignment of the LLM to the system prompt). Not feasible for production Agentic AI: Capable of handling complex, multi-step workflows. Basically replicating the entire business process with validation loops for critical steps 3️⃣ Looping in humans: Basic LLM: Generally operates as a standalone system, with collaboration limited to responding to user inputs. Agentic AI: Collaborates with other AI agents or human experts in a workflow, supporting multi-agent systems for complex problem-solving 4️⃣ Customization: Basic LLM: Customization is primarily through prompt engineering, less adaptable to specific enterprise needs Agentic AI: Can be customized with enterprise-specific logic, resources, and other models. It is adaptable to various business-specific operations and needs 5️⃣ Function Calling Accuracy: Standard LLM: Accuracy can be inconsistent, often relying on predefined instructions without the capability to adapt autonomously Agentic AI: High accuracy in function calling can be reached through validation tools & dynamic prompting P.s., our GoTo framework at nexamind for implementing Agentic AI graphs is #Langgraph by LangChain Any thoughts?

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