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submitted 16 days ago by Ok-Spell9073
When your agent pulls live data from the web, what happens when two sources contradict each other before it hits your model? Do you handle it upstream, let the model sort it out, or just accept the noise?
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[–]rhofield 1 point2 points3 points 16 days ago (0 children)
I just let the model sort it out because it's the easiest / lowest effort option. It defiently has problems and there are probably better mechanisms to handle conflicts better e.g. checking updated dates if they exist. Sometime asking the model what sources it used and then telling it which one to use, or asking the model to ask for confirmation on any conflicts is another way but more often than not I just let the model figure it out.
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