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RAG and LLMs

The discussion highlights the transformative impact of retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) on the capabilities of large language models. This technique allows for interaction with proprietary or classified data without the need for direct training, opening up a wealth of applications. Notably, platforms like Bing are harnessing this approach to enhance user experience and data accessibility.
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