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Why and how Dana-Farber built a secure testing space for LLMs
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Why and how Dana-Farber built a secure testing space for LLMs

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Renato Umeton, director of AI operations and data science services at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, describes the process of creating a special environment for evaluating and deploying large language models for research and operations.

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