Production RAG Must-have Trick — Generative Feedback Loops

What is a Generative Feedback Loop?

At its core, a Generative Feedback Loop is a process where the output generated by an AI model is fed back into the system, specifically into the vector database. This creates a direct link between the LLM and the vector database, allowing the system to learn and evolve over time.

Advantages of Generative Feedback Loops

1. Adaptability to New Data: By incorporating new inputs and interactions into the existing knowledge base, the system can adjust to evolving patterns and trends, enhancing the relevance and accuracy of future outputs.
2. Reduced Bias and Errors: Through repeated interactions between the vector database and the LLM, initial biases in the data can be mitigated. User feedback can be incorporated to further reduce bias and improve accuracy.
3. Personalized Model Outputs: As the system interacts with users and stores their queries and responses, it builds user profiles that enable more personalized answers in future interactions.
4. Improved LLM Knowledge Over Time: By storing question-answer pairs, the system creates a growing repository of knowledge that can be quickly accessed for similar future queries.