The ultimate chatbot?
RAG – Retrieval Augmented Generation – is by far one of the most common patterns today as it enables the creation of chatbots that can chat on your own data, as I described in my previous “Retrieval Augmented Generation with Azure SQL” blog post. As soon as you start to use it excitement grows, as […]
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