What If Language Understanding Starts With a Dictionary Instead of a Model? LLM →...
Kitana replaces LLM token prediction with dictionary-grounded semantic graphs, building meaning step-by-step instead of statistical patterns. For tech managers, this structured approach reduces hallucination and enables traceable reasoning—critical where enterprise reliability is non-negotiable.
What If Language Understanding Starts With a Dictionary Instead of a Model?
LLM → pattern matching → guessing → hallucination.
That’s the standard pipeline we accept today.
What if understanding language doesn’t start with prediction… but with structure?
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