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AI DIAL

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AI DIAL

The DIAL Orchestration Platform (Deterministic Integrator of Applications and LLMs) merges the power of Large Language Models (LLMs) with deterministic code — offering a secure, scalable, and customizable AI workbench to streamline and enhance AI-driven business solutions.

DIAL helps enterprises speed their experimentation and innovation efforts across an extensive range of LLMs, AI-native Applications and Custom Add-ons. It provides a practical approach for engineering business solutions with reliable AI capabilities.

The DIAL Platform offers a unified user interface, empowering businesses to leverage a spectrum of public and proprietary LLMs, Add-ons, APIs, Datastores and Business Applications. This integration promotes the development of novel enterprise assets that co-exist seamlessly with an organization's existing workflows.

Moreover, Applications and Add-ons can be implemented through diverse approaches, encompassing LangChain, LLamaIndex, Semantic Kernel, or custom code — all within an integrated, secure, and scalable framework. The DIAL Platform aggregates multi-cloud asset libraries, including components, routing, rate-limiting software, monitoring tools, load-balancing solutions, and deployment scripts. This extensive, curated toolkit supports a wide range of business use cases and integration scenarios and offers approaches to significantly optimize the consumption of external LLMs.

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Information about AI DIAL
Listed Since: 02/02/2024
Last Updated: 02/02/2024

STAR Level 1

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Consensus Assessments Initiative Questionnaire v4.0.2

CAIQ 4.0.2 Self-assessment
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