You ask ChatGPT about your company's internal policies. It makes something up. It sounds confident. It's wrong.
That's the hallucination problem. LLMs generate text based on what they learned during training. If the answer wasn't in the training data, they fabricate one that sounds plausible.
RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) fixes this. Before generating, the system retrieves relevant documents from your own knowledge base. The LLM reads those documents and generates an answer grounded in real content.
Your documents. Your data. Accurate answers.
What You'll Learn Here
Why RAG beats fine-tuning for knowledge-heavy tasks
The complete RAG pipeline: chunk, embed, retrieve, generate
Chunking strategies that actually work
Building RAG from scratch with sentence-transformers and a local LLM
Building RAG with LangChain for real projects
Evaluating RAG: what good looks like and what breaks it
Common failure modes and how to fix them
RAG vs Fine-Tuning: When
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