RAG Solved the Wrong Problem: What Actually Makes AI Applications Reliable?
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Your team ships an internal AI assistant grounded on company documents. The demo is excellent: ask about the refund policy, and the model answers with confident prose. Then production happens. A customer asks about a refund exception that lives in a footnote, an old policy PDF outranks the current…
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RAG Solved the Wrong Problem: What Actually Makes AI Applications Reliable?
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