Ragnarock is the framework for best practices we’ve developed through building generative AI solutions on AWS. It is a combination of several techniques, a common set of patterns, and an overall architecture we’ve found particularly efficient, accurate, and effective when building generative AI solutions. The name itself is derived from the combination of Retrieval-Augmented Generation, a Neoteric* Agent, and Amazon Bedrock (RAG-NA-rock).
How do you handle the inherent randomness of large language models when you need to build a reliable, accurate, and consistent solution?
Traditionally there have been two answers to this problem.
Ragnarock is a third way—our collection of best practices for creating consistent and performant generative AI solutions.
We rely on “semantic distillation,” a process for extracting and augmenting information while retaining meaning. We do this to the underlying data as well as the prompts, ensuring that the linkages between the two are embedded into the system and sufficiently generalized. This allows the AI to handle a wide variety of inputs while still arriving at the intended output.
To do this, we use a combination of
With these elements and techniques, we tune and prepare a language model for its use case and simulate a large variety of prompting scenarios, testing and refining until we achieve the accuracy required of the solution.
Learn more about the technical details of this approach here.
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