Tutorial: Semantic Clustering of User Messages with LLM Prompts

Author:Murphy  |  View: 24656  |  Time: 2025-03-22 18:40:24

As a Developer Advocate, it’s challenging to keep up with user forum messages and understand the big picture of what users are saying. There’s plenty of valuable content — but how can you quickly spot the key conversations? In this tutorial, I’ll show you an AI hack to perform semantic clustering simply by prompting LLMs!

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Tags: K Nearest Neighbors Llm Prompt Engineering Python Semantic Analysis

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