AI agent memory vs RAG — what's the difference?
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Most teams building on LLMs end up with two patterns in the same codebase: RAG for looking things up in a corpus, and some hand-rolled memory for remembering what the agent has done or what the user has said. The two are often confused, and the confusion costs real engineering time when one is used…
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AI agent memory vs RAG — what's the difference?
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