From COBOL in the 1960s to AI in the 2020s, every generation promises to eliminate programmers. Explore the recurring cycles of software simplification hype.
The way the current systems are trained simply doesn’t allow for accepting and adopting new information continuously.
As further evidence of this, RAG was supposed to enable this. Instead, we’ve found that RAG was nothing more than an overused buzz-term that has limited applications, and often results in hallucination anyway.
Rag was never supposed to be about learning over time. It was supposed to provide better context at inference. It could never scale to handle new learning beyond focused concepts.
As further evidence of this, RAG was supposed to enable this. Instead, we’ve found that RAG was nothing more than an overused buzz-term that has limited applications, and often results in hallucination anyway.
Rag was never supposed to be about learning over time. It was supposed to provide better context at inference. It could never scale to handle new learning beyond focused concepts.