All that is under the Sun
“Remembrance of things past is not necessarily the remembrance of things as they were.” Marcel Proust Memory. It shapes our identities, informs our decisions, and—if you believe the ancient Greeks—steers our destinies. Yet for all its importance, memory can be a fickle thing. We humans can remember a childhood phone number for decades, yet blank …
Have you ever noticed how your brain effortlessly maps out the fastest route to work—or zeroes in on the murderer halfway through a mystery novel? That’s reasoning in action: the invisible yet powerful mental machinery we use to draw conclusions, make decisions, and understand the world. Now, imagine machines doing the same thing. In recent …
Dive deep into Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) models. Understand their architecture, implementation with LlamaIndex, and diverse applications Picture this: a computer that can write like a person, but with the superpower of reading through a whole library in seconds to give the best answers possible. Welcome to the world of Retrieval-Augmented Generation or RAG for short. …
In Jane Austen’s Emma, the heroine finds herself suddenly alone after her close companion marries, left with “no prospect of a third to cheer a long evening” and only her kind but feeble father for company. Austen writes that Emma, “with all her advantages, natural and domestic, was now in great danger of suffering from …
Welcome to my AI blog, where I break down the AI concepts and discuss how they’re reshaping our digital world. In this post, we dive into the evolution of search—from the old-school librarian-style search engines to today’s conversational, AI-powered assistants. We’ll explore how technologies like Google’s Search Generative Experience, Microsoft’s Bing with GPT-4, and even …