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RAG vs. Agents Interview with Tanishq Singh. This is a real interview question from a big tech company, asked to a candidate in their technical interview round. The video explains the answer in roughly 4 minutes. 00:00 Question - RAG vs Agents 00:35 Difference between RAG and Agents 01:45...

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Excellent need more videos

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Thank you, this is really helpful.

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Great vide informative

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Thank you very helpful. Please do post more such videos. To get more insights into interview level questions for Ai engineers

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great explanation

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Looks like a deep dive into Market Policies! Nice to hear about the different approaches, thanks for sharing!.

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"what do you want to build-" AIAIAI. Too much realism Gaurav

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the honest answer to rag-vs-agents in an interview is 'what's your latency and freshness budget'. rag is a lookup, agents are a loop, and picking wrong is expensive in opposite directions. candidates who pick a side instantly usually just haven't been burned by either one yet.

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