Reasoning, Robustness & Uncertainty Center
- Mark Chomiczewski
- Jan, 24 2026
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Quality Metrics for Generative AI Content: Readability, Accuracy, and Consistency
Learn how to measure the quality of AI-generated content using readability, accuracy, and consistency metrics. Discover which tools work, what pitfalls to avoid, and how top companies use them to build trust and reduce risk.
- Mark Chomiczewski
- Jan, 23 2026
- 4 Comments
How Generative AI Is Transforming Manufacturing SOPs, Work Instructions, and QC Reports
Generative AI is transforming manufacturing by automatically creating accurate SOPs, dynamic work instructions, and real-time QC reports. Learn how factories are cutting errors, training time, and downtime with AI-driven documentation.
- Mark Chomiczewski
- Jan, 21 2026
- 2 Comments
Prompt Hygiene for Factual Tasks: How to Write Clear LLM Instructions That Prevent Errors
Learn how to write precise LLM instructions that reduce hallucinations, prevent security risks, and improve factual accuracy in clinical, legal, and financial tasks using proven prompt hygiene techniques.
- Mark Chomiczewski
- Jan, 20 2026
- 3 Comments
Handing Off Vibe-Coded Prototypes to Engineering: What Documentation Actually Needs to Include
Vibe coding lets you build prototypes fast-but without proper documentation, engineering teams can't deploy them. Learn the 6 essential docs every AI-generated prototype needs to survive handoff.
- Mark Chomiczewski
- Jan, 19 2026
- 5 Comments
Continual Learning in Generative AI: How Models Learn Without Forgetting
Continual learning lets generative AI adapt without forgetting past skills. Learn how methods like experience replay, EWC, and Google's Nested Learning prevent catastrophic forgetting-and which ones work best for real-world AI systems.
- Mark Chomiczewski
- Jan, 18 2026
- 4 Comments
Streaming Token Outputs in LLM Apps: UX and Performance Tips for 2026
Streaming tokens in LLM apps makes responses feel instant and human. Learn how to implement it right in 2026-with UX tips, performance tricks, and what’s coming next.
- Mark Chomiczewski
- Jan, 17 2026
- 7 Comments
Enterprise-Grade RAG Architectures for Large Language Models: Scalable, Secure, and Production-Ready Designs
Enterprise-grade RAG architectures combine vector databases, retrieval systems, and LLMs to deliver accurate, secure, and compliant AI responses. Learn the key components, top architectures, and how to avoid common pitfalls.
- Mark Chomiczewski
- Jan, 16 2026
- 8 Comments
Data Minimization Strategies for Prompt Design in Large Language Models
Learn how to reduce personal data in LLM prompts using proven strategies like REDACT and ABSTRACT. Discover why larger models handle minimization better, how to avoid compliance risks, and what tools actually work in 2026.
- Mark Chomiczewski
- Jan, 15 2026
- 5 Comments
Red Teaming Vibe-Coded Apps: Exercises That Expose Hidden Risks
Vibe-coded apps generate code through AI using natural language, but they hide dangerous emotional and cultural risks. Learn the red teaming exercises that expose these hidden threats before they cause real harm.
- Mark Chomiczewski
- Jan, 14 2026
- 9 Comments
Domain-Specific RAG: Building Reliable Knowledge Bases for Regulated Industries
Domain-specific RAG systems use verified, industry-specific knowledge bases to deliver accurate, auditable AI responses in healthcare, finance, and legal sectors-where generic AI models fail under regulatory scrutiny.
- Mark Chomiczewski
- Jan, 8 2026
- 9 Comments
How to Reduce Prompt Costs in Generative AI Without Losing Context
Learn how to cut generative AI prompt costs by up to 70% without losing output quality. Discover proven techniques for reducing tokens, choosing the right models, and automating optimization.
- Mark Chomiczewski
- Jan, 3 2026
- 8 Comments
Deterministic vs Stochastic Decoding in Large Language Models: When to Use Each
Learn when to use deterministic vs stochastic decoding in large language models for accurate answers, creative text, or code generation. Discover real-world settings and why most apps get it wrong.