Fourth Industrial Revolution

Summary : Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) fixes one of the biggest issues of large language models: stale or hallucinated facts. This blog post explains five practical, surprising truths about RAG—how it updates knowledge without retraining, alternative architectures, prompt requirements, multimodal future, and the ecosystem that makes RAG practical for production. First, view the RAG Explained video. Then read on to learn how to design safer, more reliable LLM applications. Introduction Large language models are powerful but inherently static: their knowledge reflects only what was in their training data. That makes them prone to hallucinations and out-of-date answers. RAG gives an LLM access to current, verifiable information at query time, by retrieving relevant documents and using them to ground its responses. The RAG concept is simple, but the engineering choices and trade-offs are important. Below are five high-impact truths that change how you build and evaluate RAG sys...

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Summary : Learn five practical prompting techniques—role prompting, few-shot examples, chain-of-thought, guardrails, and self-consistency—that help you get precise, reliable, and safer outputs from AI tools like ChatGPT. Use these methods to turn generic answers into expert-level responses. Why prompts matter Great AI output starts with a great prompt. If your results feel generic or off-target, the issue is rarely the model; it is the input. Prompt engineering is the practical skill of crafting inputs so the model reliably produces the outcome you want. These five techniques will help you move from reactive questioning to deliberate instruction. View my  Prompt Engineering & Prompting Techniques video . Then read on. 1. Give the AI a job title: Role Prompting Assign a persona or role to the model to frame its tone, vocabulary, and depth. For instance, asking an AI to "act as a cybersecurity expert" leads to technical, risk-focused answers. Role prompting is a quic...