How I Passed AZ-104 in Three Weeks with an AI-Assisted Learning Loop
My AI-assisted approach to AZ-104 preparation: turn practice questions into structured material, record misconceptions, and retest with a personal mock-test site.
My AI-assisted approach to AZ-104 preparation: turn practice questions into structured material, record misconceptions, and retest with a personal mock-test site.
Insurance teams often ask LLMs to summarize documents, then struggle to define what a good summary looks like. A better approach is to start from the decision, extract the critical fields, preserve their evidence, and use narrative generation only where it adds value.
Four hard-earned lessons from turning a promising GenAI claims demo into a production-ready solution—from defining meaningful measurements and managing technical debt to building effective engineering and domain-expert feedback loops.
Processing scanned claim PDFs used to be “good enough” if the text was mostly readable. In the GenAI era, that’s no longer true: if OCR misses a checkbox, scrambles a table, or loses layout context, the document becomes unreliable for extraction, retrieval, and automated decisions. Insurance makes this worse—many documents are old, low-quality scans with handwriting and dense forms—so we need evaluation that reflects real usability, not just character-perfect transcription.
DSPy is powerful, but many enterprise environments can’t call public LLM endpoints directly. This guide shows a minimal, practical way to plug an internal (non-standard) LLM service into DSPy by writing a custom dspy.BaseLM adapter.
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