Users appreciate the LangChain CEO's point about owning proprietary context in agent learning strategies because it highlights control over valuable data.
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Chase suggests renting model intelligence while retaining proprietary context
@hwchase17 love that point about owning your proprietary context.
great post by jeff! a few thoughts I had as I read along, wrt what we're building at langchain: > design a compound learning machine as you use or deploy agents, they need to be learning! high level, i believe traces are the core of this - you need to see what happened, get feedback on it, and then update the system > own your context, rent your intelligence agree with this sentiment - own your "tacit and institutional knowledge", make it easy to swap out models. i think the phrasing will get confusing tho - what exactly is intelligence? @satyanadella had a great post here (https://x.com/satyanadella/status/2076323181154230284) where he says a lot of things that agrees with this, but he also says stuff like "In consuming intelligence, you are creating intelligence... This is your particular intelligence". the nuance is there is general intelligence (eg the models, which you should rent) and then your company proprietary intelligence, which you should own. both could reasonably be called intelligence though, so its confusing > build your tools, buy infra buy the lowest common denominator infra, build specific things on top of it. at LC we try to focus on lowest common denominator infra (observability, deployment, sandboxes), but we can do better - we have some cool stuff coming in that regard > develop rubrics evals are important! > store and learn from production traces yup. was this article just an ad for langsmith all along? who knows!
@hwchase17 > yup. was this article just an ad for langsmith all along? who knows! 馃か
Users appreciate the LangChain CEO's point about owning proprietary context in agent learning strategies because it highlights control over valuable data.
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