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There is my prediction on where RAG is headed. In this video i talk about - Shift from RAG as question-answering systems to report generation tools - Importance of well-designed templates and SOPs in driving business value (selling to people with money) - Room for AI-generated templates and template... show more

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jason liu2 years ago

I post videos like this all the time off the cuff with no edits. follow me @jxnlco but you might also want to mute me too

Nick Dobos2 years ago

Seems less about RAG, and moreso structure 1. Chatbot Q&A - unstructured 2. Template report - common broad structure 3. Opinionated report - specialized niche structure ChatGPT is following the same progression -Blank canvas -Starter buttons -GPT store -Memory/personalization

jason liu2 years ago

pydantic is all you need

Victor Boutté2 years ago

Love the difference pointed out: RAG + QA = value derived in time saved when finding answers vs. RAG + Report generation = value derived by creating decision making tools that help influence resource allocation.. think SOPs

Brandon Tyree2 years ago

I spent 2 hours yesterday talking about RAG Enabled Reporting with two PE firms. You are 100% correct.

Garrett of DeepwriterAI2 years ago

Agree. I have only used rag to generate reports and documents and content. Question and answer is a fun toy.

Melvin Salvador2 years ago

that offer sauce🔥 spent years in the yc startup world only to later realize a lot of our problems came from basic packaging issues like the ones you’re describing we need more ai twitter and money twitter swapping notes

Zengineer2 years ago

The end result of this is McKinsey as an API call

Joschka Braun2 years ago

@md_rumpf u mentioned this when visiting NY

Derek Homan2 years ago

just out of curiosity, what was the book?

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