LLMs for the Singapore Public Service: Sense Product Tutorial #10 - Creating More Context @YeoYongKiat
LLMs for the Singapore Public Service: Sense Product Tutorial #10 - Creating More Context  @YeoYongKiat
Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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Large Language Models have arrived in the Singapore public service! Sense is a whole-of-government business intelligence tool with an underlying LLM engine. Developed by the Government Technology Agency (GovTech), Sense allows public service officers to query their database in natural language, and obtain quantitative metrics instantaneously. Sense seeks to empower public service officers to make data-driven decisions everyday.

This is episode 10 of a series of product tutorials for Sense. Other than introducing users to Sense, we hope to increase the awareness and know-how of how to interact with LLMs in the Singapore public service, so that officers can continue to innovate in their work daily.

In this episode, we see how LLMs perform better with more context. Sense is no different. We illustrate how the results drastically improve when more context is given to Sense via user prompts.

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