Zero-Hallucination Architecture
Traditional large language models (LLMs) can produce "hallucinations" – answers that sound logical but do not reflect reality – when they don't know the answer. Since Olric is designed to operate in legal, financial, and administrative processes, it operates with a strict Verification Layer that eliminates this risk.
1. Mandatory Referencing
Olric is programmed to point to a source for every claim, article of law, or financial figure it presents to you. When a legislative article is shared, it is always presented with the Official Gazette issue number or the URL of the relevant government institution.
2. Closed-Domain Queries
When processing your institution's internal data (e.g., past contracts or balance sheets), Olric does not mix random data from the internet. It is confined exclusively within the specific PDF, Word, or Excel files you authorize.
3. Continuous Cross-Validation
Incoming invoices or third-party documents are instantly cross-matched with the current account data in your existing ERP system. If a discrepancy in amount, tax ID, or date is detected, Olric raises an anomaly flag and pauses the process for human approval.