RAG for long context LLMs
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This is a talk that @rlancemartin gave at a few recent meetups on RAG in the era of long context LLMs. With context windows growing to 1M+ tokens, there have been many questions about whether RAG is "dead." We pull together threads from a few different recent projects to take a stab at addressing this. We review some current limitations with long context LLM fact reasoning & retrieval (using multi-needle in a haystack analysis), but also discuss some likely shifts in the RAG landscape due to expanding context windows (approaches for doc-centric indexing and RAG "flow engineering").
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