When Private Data Isn't Private Anymore

When Private Data Isn't Private Anymore

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It's RAG time: Retrieval-Augmented Generation

Today we are going to talk about the feature with the worst acronym in generative AI: RAG, or Retrieval Augmented Generation. If you've ever used something like "Chat with My Docs," if you have an internal AI chatbot that has access to your company's documents, or you've created ...  Show more

Chasing Away Repetitive LLM Responses with Verbalized Sampling

One of the things that LLMs can be really helpful with is brainstorming or generating new creative content. They are called Generative AI, after all—not just for summarization and question-and-answer tasks. But if you use LLMs for creative generation, you may find that their outp ...  Show more

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