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Continuous improvement

As explained in Building Reliable AI Systems

An ongoing process of using system information to make iterative changes that improve performance or quality.

Production LLM systems can run smoothly while giving subtly wrong answers, behaving inconsistently, or leaking sensitive information. Continuous improvement closes the feedback loop: monitoring insights guide changes that maintain quality and reliability. section 10.1

Use monitoring data to guide:

How Building Reliable AI Systems covers it

How deep it goes
Frames the feedback loop and names update mechanisms without explaining their procedures.
Examples
Names A/B testing, prompt optimization, and model updates as improvement actions.
How it connects
Connects monitoring and observability with A/B testing, prompt optimization, and model updates.

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