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When you're building with LLMs like Amazon Bedrock’s Nova, there's a tough question you’ll eventually have to face: “How do I know my model’s answers aren’t basically AI Slop?” We’re past the point where eyeballing responses are good enough — we need automated validation at runtime, ideally one that fits neatly into a serverless, production-friendly stack. So let’s wire it up: ✍️ Nova (via Amazon Bedrock) generates a response

Apr 11, 2025 - 18:11
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When you're building with LLMs like Amazon Bedrock’s Nova, there's a tough question you’ll eventually have to face:

“How do I know my model’s answers aren’t basically AI Slop?”

We’re past the point where eyeballing responses are good enough — we need automated validation at runtime, ideally one that fits neatly into a serverless, production-friendly stack.

So let’s wire it up:

  • ✍️ Nova (via Amazon Bedrock) generates a response
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