Bridging Knowledge Gaps in LLMs via Function Calls

Large Language Models (LLMs) demonstrate impressive abilities across a wide range of NLP tasks. However, their underlying architecture and design come with inherent limitations, which result in issues like hallucinations and constrained reasoning capabilities. Additionally, creating an autonomous AI agent capable of handling complex real-world tasks demands access to real-time information, sensitive data, or external tools-capabilities that most LLMs currently lack. Addressing these issues may require augmenting LLMs with external knowledge through function calling. These function calls serve as an interface between LLMs and the world, enabling access to real-time data, diverse tools, reasoning systems, knowledge graphs, APIs, plugins, code interpreters, and more.