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Prompt engineering is the "first line of defense" in LLM applications. It is cost-effective and fast. However, in enterprise scenarios—especially in regulated industries like banking—there is a clear tipping point where tweaking prompts yields diminishing returns, and architectural changes become mandatory.
Before diving into the architecture, let’s address the core question regarding Chain-of-Thought (CoT) and Few-Shot Prompting: Factualness: Both techniques significantly improve factual accuracy in complex domains like banking. CoT forces the model to "show its work," reducing hallucinations by breaking down logical steps (e.g., "First, check the customer's tenure; second, verify the loan type..."). Few-Shot provides concrete examples of correct reasoning patterns, anchoring the model to specific compliance standards.
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