NASA NTRS · 20240015650
Trust-Informed Large Language Models via Word Embedding-Knowledge Graph Alignment
Abstract
A major weakness of a Large Language Model (LLM) is its tendency to accept information at face value, often leading to injection of erroneous information and inducing a greater probability of hallucinating non-existent information. While Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) uses external knowledge sources to bolster LLMs through grounded truth, this work seeks to explore methods to engender a LLM with an intrinsic capability to evaluate an input’s believability without relying on external knowledge sources. We investigate unifying a LLM with a Knowledge Graph (KG) and using the KG to reinforce the LLM’s internal word embedding while also maintaining belief metrics along the edge’s in the KG.
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James E. Ecker, Bonnie Danette Allen. Trust-Informed Large Language Models via Word Embedding-Knowledge Graph Alignment. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20240015650
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