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OK. Now let's talk about how businesses are using LLMs at scale. Using tools like ChatGPT doesn't seem like the way to go because of very stringent rate limiting and the inability of the interface to index chats in a very robust manner. So what tools and interfaces are businesses turning to to leverage these tools?

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Based on the search results and your question, businesses are indeed moving beyond simple ChatGPT-like interfaces to leverage LLMs at scale. Here's an overview of how businesses are approaching this:

  1. Custom API Integrations: Many businesses are using custom API integrations with LLM providers to bypass rate limits and interface limitations. This allows for more robust indexing, data management, and scalability.
  2. Open-Source LLMs: Companies are increasingly turning to open-source LLMs like Meta's Llama 3 and Mistral AI's models. These allow for:
  3. Greater customization
  4. On-premises deployment for data security
  5. Avoidance of rate limits and usage restrictions
  6. Enterprise-Focused Platforms: Tools like Microsoft Copilot (formerly Bing AI) are being integrated into existing enterprise software ecosystems, providing seamless access to AI capabilities within familiar workflows.
  7. Specialized AI Tools: Businesses are adopting specialized AI tools for specific functions:
  8. ContentShake AI for SEO and content marketing
  9. Jasper AI for marketing and content creation
  10. Claude for nuanced AI conversations
  11. LLM Aggregators: Platforms like Poe by Quora allow businesses to access multiple LLMs through a single interface, enabling them to leverage different models for specific tasks.
  12. Custom-Built Solutions: Many large enterprises are developing their own LLM-powered tools:
  13. Instacart's Ava for code writing and debugging
  14. Amazon's commonsense knowledge graphs for product recommendations
  15. Wayfair's Agent Co-pilot for digital sales agents
  16. Industry-Specific Applications: Companies are developing LLM applications tailored to their industry needs:
  17. Grab uses LLMs for data governance and classification
  18. SumUp employs LLMs for financial fraud detection
  19. DoorDash uses LLMs to identify and tag product attributes
  20. Cloud-Based LLM Services: Major cloud providers like AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure offer scalable LLM services that businesses can integrate into their existing cloud infrastructure.
  21. LLM Development Platforms: Tools like Hugging Face provide infrastructure for businesses to develop, fine-tune, and deploy their own LLM applications at scale.
  22. Hybrid Approaches: Some businesses are combining open-source models with proprietary fine-tuning to create customized solutions that balance performance and cost-effectiveness.

These approaches allow businesses to overcome the limitations of consumer-grade interfaces like ChatGPT, enabling them to:

  • Scale their LLM usage more effectively
  • Maintain better control over data and privacy
  • Customize LLM capabilities to their specific needs
  • Integrate AI more seamlessly into existing business processes

As the field evolves, we're likely to see more sophisticated enterprise-grade solutions emerge, further facilitating the adoption of LLMs at scale across various industries.

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The above text was generated by a large language model (LLM) and its accuracy has not been validated. This page is part of 'LLMs-on-LLMs,' a Github repository by Daniel Rosehill which explores how curious humans can use LLMs to better their understanding of LLMs and AI. However, the information should not be regarded as authoritative and given the fast pace of evolution in LLM technology will eventually become deprecated. This footer was added at 16-Nov-2024.