Building AI agents using LangChain
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LangChain
An open-source framework to help build applications powered by language models

Applied AI Engineer — Safety-Critical AI Products | Building Autodidact (local-first agent that learns) | PhD (Adversarial ML & Security)
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LangChain
An open-source framework to help build applications powered by language models
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TL;DR: We tested whether you actually need labeled training data to route queries between a cheap local LLM and an expensive cloud model. You don’t. Average token log-probability — available for free from the first query — matches supervised routing in-distribution and crushes it when the query distribution shifts. We tested across 3 model families, 2 datasets, ~4,500 queries, and $123 in cloud costs. All code and data are open.
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An in-progress lab-notebook post from the Autodidact project.
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When you ship AI into a vehicle, the consequences of failure aren’t abstract. They’re not a bad user review or a dip in engagement metrics. They’re a driver who takes their eyes off the road because the system said something confidently wrong, or a voice assistant that crashes mid-navigation and leaves someone lost on an unfamiliar highway. Shipping AI where failures have physical consequences changes how you think about deployment — permanently.
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“AI agent”—a fancy buzzword for AI model integration, or is there more to it? With increasing autonomy and decision-making capabilities, are we just rebranding models, or is this a true paradigm shift?