Day 4: What Is RAG, and What Does It Mean to Make It Agentic?
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Day 4: What Is RAG, and What Does It Mean to Make It Agentic?


Summary

This article explains Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), a key technique for enterprise AI applications. RAG enhances Large Language Models (LLMs) by retrieving relevant data from internal sources before generating a response, improving accuracy and grounding answers in specific, up-to-date information. While RAG was dominant in 2024, the focus is now shifting towards Agentic RAG, where retrieval isn't a one-time step, but an iterative process within a larger reasoning loop, allowing agents to continuously learn and adapt during complex tasks.
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