Traditional language models rely on transformer architectures, which excel at pattern recognition and language generation. They are particularly effective for a variety of tasks such as text generation, translation, and summarization.
However — when it comes to agentic use cases, situations where the model needs to perform actions, make decisions, or interact with tools — transformer-based LLMs face significant challenges.
The neuro-symbolic approach bridges the gap between the flexibility of neural networks and the precision of symbolic logic. By merging neural networks with symbolic reasoning, Apollo offers several key advantages.
Symbolic components reduce the need for extensive datasets. By leveraging existing knowledge bases and rules, Apollo performs effectively even with limited training data.
At the heart of Apollo’s capabilities lies the Structured Interaction State. This state is a symbolic, parameterized representation of each interaction, created by collecting and organizing sensory data.
By converting unstructured inputs into a structured format, Apollo achieves a higher level of understanding and precision in its responses.
Combining generative and rule-based approaches minimizes the risks typically associated with AI outputs.
Adheres to predefined rules to avoid generating inappropriate or harmful content.