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Chatbot ou agent IA : où se situe vraiment votre système sur l’échelle d’autonomie
Chatbot ou agent IA Si vous avez assisté cette année à une démo d’un éditeur IA dans une banque, vous avez sans doute vu la slide : « Découvrez votre premier agent IA ». Puis la démo commence. L’« agent » répond à trois questions sur les frais de tenue de compte à partir d’un…
Chatbot vs AI Agent: Where Your System Really Sits on the Autonomy Spectrum
Chatbot vs AI Agent If you have sat through an AI vendor demo in a bank this year, you have probably seen the slide. “Meet your first AI agent.” Then the demo starts, and the agent answers three questions about account fees from a product PDF and offers a link to reset a password. It’s…
Arrêtez de récupérer, commencez à compiler : le pattern LLM Wiki
Le RAG est un interpréteur, le LLM Wiki est un compilateur Le RAG nous a habitués à une drôle de pratique : chaque question repaie intégralement le prix de la compréhension du corpus. Le pattern LLM Wiki refuse de payer ce prix au moment de la requête. Il déplace la synthèse vers l’ingestion : un…
Stop retrieving, start compiling: the LLM Wiki pattern
RAG is an interpreter. The LLM Wiki is a compiler RAG trained us to accept a strange habit: every question pays the full price of understanding the corpus again. The LLM Wiki pattern refuses to pay that price at query time. It moves synthesis to ingestion, where an agent reads each source once, writes what…
From factory to intelligence : The evidence plane, and the asset that compounds
Post 4 of 8 in the series on rebuilding a bank’s software development factory for the agentic era. Here is the architecture. Five layers, two cross-cutting planes, and one workstream that decides whether any of the rest of it works. I will start at the bottom, because the bottom is the part that gets cut…