AI & Machine Learning

My LLM Pipeline Never Crashed. It Just Quietly Got Worse.

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A content pipeline using LLMs for article generation experienced subtle failures where outputs appeared successful but were degraded, such as truncated text or broken links. These issues were caused by length limits in structured outputs and unchecked 'guards' or safety checks that silently dropped edits or entire sections without errors. This highlights the challenge of debugging AI systems that fail gracefully rather than crashing.

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