Prompt Engineering Isn’t Enough — I Built a Control Layer That Works in Production

Towards Data Science·May 21

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A control layer has been developed to improve the functionality of large language models. The need for such a layer is reportedly due to the limitations of prompt engineering, with some outlets suggesting that prompt engineering is no longer sufficient. The specifics of the control layer and its applications are unclear, with various outlets referencing different technologies and approaches.

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