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Semantic caching isn't a cost-saving hack. It's an admission that most "AI features" are FAQ bots in disguise.

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Intro There's a pitch behind every new AI-powered feature: it understands anything a user throws at it. Open-ended, flexible, genuinely intelligent. The pitch is half true. What it leaves out is that in most production systems, "anything a user throws at it" collapses into the same twenty questions…

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  1. 2026-09-01 09:10 · DEV Community — AI
    Semantic caching isn't a cost-saving hack. It's an admission that most "AI features" are FAQ bots in disguise.

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