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Creating tools for scaling generated content

A flow diagram. The plan is then checked by a rule engine with 21 criteria and a model acting as judge with 19 criteria. This gives a score for each plan, such as 54 out of 56. One loop lets you change the prompt and regenerate a single plan. The other reads all the failures for a rubric and suggests one change to the prompt.

Creating tools for scaling generated content

The GOV.UK AI team shares their experimental work on curating content for users to create personalised experiences. They share how they've been using tools to measure the quality of scaled generated content.

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Unstyled links on browse

Posted by: Mark Hurrell, Posted on: 15 November 2013 - Categories: Likely to change

What are we trying? In almost any other circumstance on GOV.UK we would expect an anchor link to be coloured blue, and underlined, set in bold (or both) depending on typesetting context and user need. But on the Business and …

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Start page discovery

Posted by: Guy Moorhouse, Posted on: 14 November 2013 - Categories: Experimental

Over the last couple of sprints on mainstream, Amy and I have been looking into transaction start pages to try to get a handle on the direction we need to take them in. We thought it’d be useful to share …

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Transaction status messages

Posted by: Guy Moorhouse, Posted on: 14 November 2013 - Categories: Experimental

Some exploration from a while back into how we might notify users of upcoming and current downtime for a given service.

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Exploring validation messages

Posted by: Amy Whitney, Posted on: 14 November 2013 - Categories: Likely to change

This is a recent pattern we’ve started using on GOV.UK Mainstream for error messages when the user hasn’t entered their details correctly, or at all. Errors are first grouped at the top of the page in a summary and then …

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