Cited contextual information retrieval. One of the obvious uses for current LLMs is as a smarter search tool against static knowledge collections. Turns out,

Cited contextual information retrieval. One of the obvious uses for current LLMs is as a smarter search tool against static knowledge collections. Turns out, this is a real world problem in a lot of "fuzzy decision" scenarios. E.g. insurance claim adjudication Status quo is to train a person over enough years that they can make these decisions reliably. (Because they've internalized all the documentation)