
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) is gaining traction in the business world as a technique that enhances the accuracy and reliability of Large Language Models by incorporating facts from external sources. Various tech companies like Polyverse AI, IBM, Google, and Microsoft are integrating RAG into their AI models to improve performance and contextual awareness. Experts emphasize the importance of designing RAG systems effectively, highlighting key pillars such as indexing and data extraction. RAG is seen as crucial for building AI applications that require specific domain knowledge and contextual awareness, offering real-time information access and utilization.



In a new A-to-Z guide, @cwolferesearch offers a comprehensive introduction to retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), from the research that made it possible to its practical implementations. https://t.co/AwqTtNS3TA
Prototyping a RAG application is easy, but making it performant, robust, and scalable to a large knowledge corpus is hard. Thinking beyond ingestion stage? Learn more about other stages➡️: https://t.co/4oZ7Glq6Xd #LLM #RAG #finetuning #LangChain #Llamaindex https://t.co/s2yy8aZ2FF
LLMs work wonders on text data but if you want to use audio or video files instead, things get a bit trickier. In this video, we’ll learn how to build a RAG application in 10 minutes that can take multiple speakers into account when answering a question.… https://t.co/rdnlnSTZAk