Integration of LLM into business systems and its potential
Integration of LLM into business systems and its potential
Summary: Although it is difficult to incorporate LLM into existing business systems, the concept of systemizing parts that could not be systemized before with LLM is necessary, and a bottom-up approach to the software development process is also required.gpt.icon
@kis: in terms of how to integrate LLM into existing business systems, the conclusion so far is that LLM has no use in existing business systems. I feel like. It could probably be used supportively in places, though. Existing business systems are a logical and organized part of the business.
@nishio: the existing "electronic systems" have no use, and the existing (left over because they can't be electronic) "human systems" are going to be LLM. I think that the existing "electronic system" has no use. So looking at the current system and thinking about where to change it is narrow-minded at that point. @kis: existing business systems are hard to use LLM because you can do it logistically. I think we need to think in terms of "systematizing operations that could not be systematized before through LLM.
@kis: But then, I feel that the existing software development process of "finding routine parts of a business and structuring them to create a system" also needs to be reviewed. I think it is necessary to rethink the existing software development process. Maybe it's not a top-down approach, like hearing and structuring, but a bottom-up approach, like taking actual data and converting it to LLM where possible, or something like that.
I am writing an article about the transition of the way business is done based on this diagram, and it will appear in a certain place in the next month or so.
https://gyazo.com/54ccb9057dfb3f547894d1ffefa4b3b1
@kis: @tokoroten That's about right. I think that the main goal is to use LLM to format irregular inputs for processes where the input is irregular and the output is regular, like Function Calling. ---
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