RAG

Introduction Recently my PhD supervisor called me, asking: “Would you like to come to one of my lectures and present the students a use-case of yours? You choose!”. Of course, as the average infamous PhD experience with supervisors, I could not say no 😂 Jokes aside, it has been not the first time I hold a lecture at the University of Florence about Natural Language Processing, but this time I wanted to talk about something kind of new: retrieval augmented generation (RAG)....