Guaranteed quality and structure in LLM outputs - with Shreya Rajpal of Guardrails AI
Tomorrow, 5/16, we’re hosting Latent Space Liftoff Day in San Francisco. We have some amazing demos from founders at 5:30pm, and we’ll have an open co-working starting at 2pm. Spaces are limited, so please RSVP here! One of the biggest criticisms of large language models is their inability to tightly follow…
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