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Give Your AI Agent a Domain-Specific Language

Give Your AI Agent a Domain-Specific Language

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AI-powered financial modeling finally works now. One of the key ingredients that made that possible for us is we gave the LLMs we use a domain-specific language (DSL) in which to operate. If you're using AI for something complicated that needs to be done repeatedly and are seeing limited or inconsistent success, a DSL might help you unlock the capability you seek.

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AI-powered financial modeling finally works now. One of the key ingredients that made that possible for us is we gave the LLMs we use a domain-specific language (DSL) in which to operate. If you're using AI for something complicated that needs to be done repeatedly and are seeing limited or inconsistent success, a DSL might help you unlock the capability you seek. Why a DSL? LLMs currently have two major constraints: They have amnesia: Unless you train your own model on your particular domain, it must re-ingest any information you want to give it related to your domain every time you talk to it. They are context-constrained: They can only manage so much information at one time. The more information they have in working memory, the worse they perform.

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