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Developer suggests two-step LLM process to reduce hallucination

A developer proposes a two-step process to combat hallucinations in LLM-driven note-to-action workflows. The first step involves extracting specific, verifiable evidence like quotes or facts from the source material. A second, separate step then generates recommendations or action plans based solely on this extracted evidence, rather than processing the entire context at once. This architectural change aims to improve grounding and reliability, especially in sensitive applications, by avoiding the pitfalls of large context windows and overly complex single prompts. AI

IMPACT Suggests architectural improvements for LLM applications to enhance reliability and reduce errors in data processing.

RANK_REASON Developer blog post discussing a technical approach to a common LLM problem.

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  1. dev.to — LLM tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Lars Winstand ·

    My fix for hallucinating case notes was weirdly boring: stop stuffing context and split the job in two

    <p>I keep seeing the same failure mode in note-to-action workflows:</p> <ul> <li>therapy notes -&gt; action plan</li> <li>incident report -&gt; follow-up steps</li> <li>HR case log -&gt; recommendation</li> <li>intake notes -&gt; classification + priority</li> </ul> <p>The model …