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Introduces a microservice architecture that enhances inference quality in large language models, suggesting improvements in AI response accuracy.
Large language models (LLMs) often hallucinate—producing plausible but inaccurate responses—particularly when misjudging their own confidence [arXiv:2401.01313]. This paper introduces Topic-Aware Inference Boost, a modular microservice architecture designed to mitigate hallucinations through rapid, topic-specific inference augmentation. The system delivers just-in-time expert-level responses from curated subject-matter-expert (SME) models through a lightweight API, without requiring retraining or prompt engineering. The prototype demonstrates end-to-end latency of 1 to 7 seconds on standard CPUs with over 90 % inference quality for multiple domain tasks. By decoupling topic specialization from monolithic LLMs, this solution enables any client model to enhance its reliability through targeted grounding. Phase 2 will extend the framework to allow models to self-evaluate confidence and selectively invoke this solution for low-confidence inferences, maintaining real-time performance and high accuracy. Note To Readers This document, formerly titled "InferBoost," has been renamed to Topic-Aware Inference Boost to improve technical clarity and to disambiguate the research from external websites currently utilizing the "InferBoost" term. The underlying architecture, topic-identification methodology, and performance metrics remain unchanged.
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