| 英文摘要 |
The National Archives Administration of National Development Council had used“Discriminative”AI technology for records destruction review, but due to insufficient training data, the accuracy of trained model inferences was limited. The rise of“Generative”AI brings breakthroughs to this. By leveraging In-Context-Learning and Few-Shot-Prompting, Generative AI can improve the accuracy of destruction reviews and enable the automation of the process. Additionally, it enables systematic transfer and effective implementation of expertise. One of the challenges in implementing Generative AI is to prevent the issue of“hallucinations.”To improve accuracy and practicality, Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) architectures must be applied to the process, including vectorization techniques, semantic search, and prompt engineering. It can effectively integrate Generative AI with internal systems. After the regulations and cases of records destruction are vectorized into database, RAG is used to construct prompts, allowing Generative AI to provide reviews. The overall process will be fully automated─from the compilation of records destruction catalogs and AI-powered intelligent review, to the final approval and removal of record destruction catalogs. The system will continuously improve AI accuracy through feedback mechanisms. |