“I used Phoenix, which is a little evals library that you can set up there to run tests, immense real information, and used a large model as a judge to pick the best model that could do the job.”

The InfoQ Podcast · The Future of Web Apps: Will AI Agents Generate UIs on the Fly?

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used the Phoenix evals library to run tests and pick the best model for summarization

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