Keep Track of All Your Models (Including LLMs) With Dataiku

Dataiku Product, Scaling AI, Featured Catie Grasso

As data and AI initiatives scale across the enterprise, the challenge of governing them effectively grows. Fragmented tools, inconsistent documentation, and a lack of visibility into data pipelines and AI models can lead to inefficiencies, compliance risks, and diminished ROI. For data, analytics, and IT leaders, the need for robust governance mechanisms is more critical than ever.

Enter Dataiku Govern, an integrated solution that empowers organizations to monitor, manage, and govern their AI assets seamlessly. At the heart of this capability are three specialized registries: the bundle registry, model registry, and LLM registry. Together, they form a unified ecosystem for tracking and governing AI initiatives, fostering both performance optimization and regulatory compliance. 

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Oversee all your models, projects, and business initiatives in one place with Dataiku Govern.

Bundle Registry: Centralizing Data and AI Projects

Managing the lifecycle of AI projects often involves juggling datasets, workflows, models, and configurations. The bundle registry simplifies this by serving as a central repository for project bundles — packaged representations of a Dataiku project and its associated data.

Key Benefits:

  • Enhanced Traceability: Teams can easily track which datasets, workflows, and models are tied to specific projects.
  • Version Control: Capture and manage different versions of project bundles for rollback or comparison purposes.
  • Ease of Deployment: Seamlessly move project bundles across environments (e.g., development to production) while preserving their integrity.

By streamlining access and management, the bundle registry enables greater collaboration, reduces duplication, and ensures projects remain auditable and reusable.

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Model Registry: Tracking AI Model Performance Across Projects

Organizations often run multiple AI models across various instances and projects, creating a complex web of dependencies. The model registry provides a single pane of glass for monitoring and governing models, whether they’re built within Dataiku or sourced externally.

Key Features:

  • Performance Metrics: Monitor key indicators such as accuracy, precision, and recall to ensure models remain performant over time.
  • Drift Insights: Detect input data drift early, flagging potential model degradation.
  • Versioning and Comparisons: Keep tabs on model updates and compare different versions for optimal selection.

This comprehensive oversight ensures that AI models align with business objectives, remain compliant with internal standards, and deliver consistent results.

LLM Registry: Dedicated Governance for LLMs

As enterprises increasingly adopt generative AI and LLMs, governing these tools becomes a priority. The LLM registry in Dataiku offers a centralized framework to manage LLM integrations, ensuring responsible and compliant use. It supports the Dataiku LLM Mesh — the most comprehensive and agnostic LLM gateway offering on the market — with an extra layer of governance, allowing teams to qualify, document, and frame acceptable usage for both AI services connections and their included models. The registry serves as a central hub for details about contractual terms, connections permissions, and usage controls for individual LLM providers. 

The Dataiku LLM registry is a critical step towards regulatory readiness and managing the use of LLM technologies across the organization, helping CIOs and their teams keep model documentation up to date as well as rationalize which models should (or should not) be used for what use cases. For example, a company might permit usage of third-party LLMs such as OpenAI GPT4 for creating marketing copy or analyzing public news content, but require use cases involving sensitive internal data to use self-hosted LLMs.

Key Capabilities:

  • Model Qualification: Document and qualify LLMs for specific business purposes, ensuring their suitability for tasks.
  • Usage Controls: Define permissions, enforce restrictions (e.g., sensitive data handling), and monitor compliance with contractual terms.
  • Auditability: Maintain detailed logs of interactions, including PII detection, toxicity monitoring, and other governance policies.

By embedding governance directly into the adoption of LLMs, organizations can mitigate risks such as bias, misuse, or regulatory non-compliance while leveraging the full potential of generative AI.

Why It Matters for AI Governance

The bundle, model, and LLM registries address some of the most pressing governance challenges faced by IT, data, and analytics leaders:

  • Transparency: Gain a clear view of AI assets across the organization.
  • Reusability: Promote the reuse of data, models, and workflows to reduce redundancy and accelerate development.
  • Compliance: Ensure adherence to internal and external regulations through robust documentation and controls.
  • Performance Optimization: Continuously monitor and improve the effectiveness of AI initiatives.

These registries transform AI governance from a reactive necessity into a strategic enabler, allowing organizations to scale their AI portfolios responsibly and efficiently. With Dataiku Govern’s specialized registries, enterprises have a comprehensive toolset to manage the complexity of modern AI initiatives. Whether you’re optimizing data pipelines, tracking model performance, or governing the use of cutting-edge LLMs, these capabilities make AI governance seamless and scalable.

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