LLM Based AI Agents Overview - What, Why, How, PPT Presentation
LLM Based AI Agents Overview - What, Why, How, PPT Presentation
by Codiste
Overview
The transformative potential of LLM-based AI agents, highlighting their capabilities, architecture, and applications across industries.
Starting with an introduction to AI agents as autonomous systems powered by advanced Large Language Models (LLMs), the slides
delve into their core functionalities, such as natural language processing, sequential reasoning, and dynamic task execution. These
agents leverage memory systems, planning modules, and tool integration to handle multi-step tasks, ensuring efficiency and precision.
With their ability to adapt and learn, LLM agents are revolutionizing domains like customer support, financial services, and healthcare,
showcasing significant improvements in productivity, accuracy, and operational efficiency.
The narrative weaves a story of innovation, emphasizing how these agents are poised to redefine enterprise workflows and problem-
solving approaches. From their historical evolution to cutting-edge integrations like Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and multi-
agent frameworks, the presentation paints a compelling picture of a future where AI drives automation and decision-making. With
actionable insights and implementation strategies, it invites businesses to embrace this transformative technology to stay ahead in the
digital age.
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Autonomous software systems powered by Large Language Models
(LLMs) that can understand, reason, and execute complex tasks
through natural language interaction.
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Projected market value by 2027. Increased productivity in knowledge
work.
24/7
Oápäaø¾µa« Caáab«ø
Round-the-clock availability for tasks.
Problem Solving and Automation
Enhanced complex task management: Ability to handle 10-15 sequential steps for comprehensive workflow execution.
Automated decision-making: Leverage LLM's knowledge and reasoning for informed choices and efficient task completion.
Integration with business tools: Seamlessly connect with existing software and systems to streamline operations.
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Combines external knowledge bases with language generation.
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2
Implements ReAct and Chain of Thought methodologies.
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4
75-85% in complex task planning scenarios.
T¾¾« Uìp µ LLM Apµøì
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Supports integration of custom tools
and platforms.
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Oáø³(aø¾µ Søäaøppì:
Supervised fine-tuning using Iterative refinement of agent
curated datasets responses
Reinforcement learning from Parameter-efficient fine-
human feedback (RLHF) tuning methods (LoRA, P-
Domain-specific training with tuning)
expert knowledge Continuous learning from
Behavioral cloning from user interactions
45% 60%
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Decrease in operational expenses. Improvement in customer query
handling.
75% 30%
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Increase in overall process efficiency. reduction in human error rates
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ø LLM Apµøì
2 Pä¾b«p³-S¾«µ Fäa³p¾ä¨:
- Initial problem assessment
2 Fµaµc a« Späcpì
3 Ha«øcaäp Späcpì
LLM Apµøì µ C ìø¾³pä
Späcp
1 I³á«p³pµøaø¾µ ¾ AI 2 Kp Bpµpøì:
apµøì Reduced response time
24/7 availability with (average 30 seconds vs. 5
consistent response minutes)
quality Cost reduction of 30-40%
Average 70% inquiry in customer service
resolution rate without operations
human intervention Scalable solutions for
Multi-language support peak demand periods
capabilities across global Automated ticket routing
markets and prioritization
3 Caìp Sø j Mpøäcì:
Customer satisfaction improvement: 25%
First-contact resolution rate: 65-75%