Deterministic GenAI Outputs With Provenance
summary
Claims a method for deterministic GenAI outputs with provenance and shows an open source CI/CD pipeline that tags releases, builds AMIs and can run models offline (Llama/meta via OpenRouter, Bedrock). Demonstrations include a Cyber Boardroom prototype that queries multiple LLMs and applies a three-LLM consensus pattern, an editable conversation history to force reproducibility, and air‑gapped deployments. Demos work but LLMs still hallucinate; provenance comes from forcing models to only use provided source documents rather than external knowledge.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 12:38GenAI revolution misunderstood
- 23:06Live demo: deterministic GenAI
- 36:51Patterns for safe GenAI outputs
- 44:54GenAI cybersecurity future
- 51:15Call to action
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