In the age of Large Language Models (LLMs), conversations with AI are common but challenging to track insights, leading to the need for personalized conversation summarization tools.
The Adaptive/Progressive Summarization project focuses on personalized summaries tailored to individual user interactions, ensuring accuracy and relevance.
Progressive summarization enhances existing summaries based on each dialogue, maintaining consistency and coherence.
The project features prompt engineering to guide LLMs in generating accurate summaries, emphasizing the importance of effective prompt design.
Collecting 'reasoning traces' involved utilizing the Google Gemini Flash Thinking API for generating traces and solutions for questions.
The s1-32B model is fine-tuned to understand the 'Wait' token, enabling it to continue reasoning when it would typically stop.
Limitations of the work include performance plateau, context window constraints, limited extrapolation, and dependence on pre-trained models.
A Gradio-based application allows tracking and comparing summary changes over time, facilitating storage of learned information.
The project was developed during Google's Vertex sprints, benefiting from GCP credits, and emphasized continued conversation and engagement.
Distilling from Dialogues: Finding Meaning in LLM Interactions addresses the challenges of LLM interactions and the importance of insightful summarization.