Vector Databases Explained
A vector database stores numeric representations of content and finds the closest matches by meaning, not exact keywords, making it the retrieval backbone behind most RAG and enterprise knowledge systems.
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A vector database stores numeric representations of content and finds the closest matches by meaning, not exact keywords, making it the retrieval backbone behind most RAG and enterprise knowledge systems.
Read articleRAG and fine-tuning are two different ways to make a general AI model useful for your specific data and needs. Most enterprise use cases are better served by RAG; fine-tuning solves a narrower, different problem.
Read articleRAG (retrieval-augmented generation) grounds an AI model's answers in passages retrieved from your own documents at query time, rather than relying solely on what the model learned during training.
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