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Building a Real-World Adverse Media Pipeline

Talkat PyData London 2025 · on Saturday, 2025-06-07· at 15:30· Grand Hall· [machine-learning, large-language-models]
name:Adam Hill
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Comply Advantage describes a deployed adverse‑media pipeline that processes 1 million articles a day, uses LLM APIs rather than hosted models, and balances a two‑stage prompt workflow against skyrocketing token costs and changing model versions. It documents governance like a model review board, human‑labeled golden datasets (with machine translation breaks in non‑Latin scripts), guardrails for hallucinations and PII, and operational lessons on rate limits, batching, and when fine‑tuning is actually worth the cost; the system is in production and working.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 0:54Thank you
  3. 1:55Who am I
  4. 3:45Comply Advantage
  5. 5:33What is Adverse Media
  6. 9:29What is not Adverse Media
  7. 10:23Why Gen AI
  8. 10:37Model proliferation
  9. 11:55One model to rule them
  10. 12:11Twostage process
  11. 15:18Upfront data scientists
  12. 15:45Personas
  13. 16:48Compliance Officer
  14. 19:08Magic Mike
  15. 21:15Start Simple
  16. 22:50Model Evolution
  17. 25:39Lessons Learned
  18. 27:24Model Performance
  19. 28:55The return of cautious CLA
  20. 29:17How do you evaluate
  21. 31:01CLA steps in wait
  22. 31:12Gold to cheese
  23. 33:02Machine translation
  24. 34:15Security
  25. 35:40Monitoring
  26. 36:23Conclusion
  27. 37:59We are hiring
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