AWS is using automated reasoning to address AI's challenge of hallucinations, making AI outputs more reliable for industries like finance and health care.
The revised technique now takes minutes to deploy, helping prevent factual errors caused by generative AI hallucinations.
Incorrect AI outputs can lead to severe consequences, as seen in cases like Air Canada providing wrong information through its chatbot.
Automated reasoning, rooted in symbolic logic dating back to Plato and Socrates, provides verifiable truth through mathematical logic.
While machine learning models can make predictions, automated reasoning offers a more certain and accurate approach.
Automated reasoning involves converting natural language facts into mathematical models to measure AI responses for accuracy.
Although automated reasoning has limitations, it can complement other approaches to reduce hallucinations in reasoning AI models.
AWS has made automated reasoning more accessible through Amazon Bedrock Guardrails, allowing companies to deploy this technique in their AI models.
Automated reasoning is particularly valuable for regulated industries like pharmaceuticals, ensuring compliance with regulations.
AWS plans to expand automated reasoning into its AI coding assistant to enhance software security and reliability.