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Next up on First Pass: a conversation with Sam Crowder from LangChain on decision models. Jev from TypeSafe AI took the world by storm. Then OpenAI and Databricks released producs (Decisions API and ai_decide function) So what are Decision Models? We dig in!

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Palak Goel21 days ago

@samecrowder @LangChain @typesafeai Thanks for coming on @samecrowder!

Jessica21 days ago

@samecrowder @LangChain @typesafeai You and @satosh0xsol are my go to for decision models talk, can't wait

Big Bull21 days ago

@samecrowder @LangChain @typesafeai Funny how a single viral demo turns routing logic into an entire product category overnight. Let us see if the podcast unpacks how teams actually manage drift when routing fails in production.

Hershal Rao21 days ago

@samecrowder @LangChain @typesafeai waiting for the api that just makes the decision for me so i don't have to

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