AI & Machine Learning

Do you log your LLM prompts and responses? Four answers, and the one I'd pick

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Teams deploying LLM features are grappling with how to handle prompt and response logging, a critical aspect of debugging and improving model performance. Storing full text data, with redaction and limited retention, strikes a balance between enabling observability and mitigating privacy risks like sensitive information disclosure and GDPR compliance. Observability tools are emerging to simplify trace analysis, but organizations must still establish clear policies for data masking, retention periods, and access controls.

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