Secure systems of guardrails for securing the use of large language models (llms)

Abstract

The present disclosure includes computer-implemented methods of guardrails for securely using large language models (LLMs). The method comprises monitoring user data flow using an application programming interface (API) and receiving an administrative policy from an administration communication interface. The method involves dynamically applying a plurality of LLM input inspectors to LLM input data. The application of the plurality of LLM input inspectors is based on the administration policy. The dynamic application of the plurality of LLM input inspectors is in sequence for latency optimization. The plurality of LLM input inspectors serve as LLM input guardrails for a plurality of secure deployed large language models (LLMs). The plurality of LLM input inspectors are configured by the administrative policy and validate the LLM input data to validated LLM input data based on the administration policy. Additionally, the method comprises dynamically applying a plurality of LLM output inspectors to LLM output data.