[gianpaj]

Ask chatgpt next time. "What is rag in context of AI?"

[pc86]

Or just using a traditional search engine and "rag" plus literally any ML/AI/LLM term will yield a half dozen results at the top with "Retrieval-augmented generation" in the page title.

[wackget]

Or people could just not use obscure acronyms when discussing specialised topics on an open forum?

[robluxus]

Where do you draw the line though?

[rahimnathwani]

Or if GGP can't think of an AI-related term they can use HN search. Searching 'rag' shows the term on the first page of results:

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...

[Sakos]

Searching for "RAG" on Kagi and Google give some AI-related results fairly high up, including results that explain it and say what it stands for.

[valval]

Right? How does someone who browses this forum not know how to find knowledge online?

[gosub100]

What percentage of people could you fool if you told them it was AI and replayed standard search results but with the "karaoke-like" prompt that highlights each word (as if we're 2nd graders in Special Ed learning how to string more than 2 sentences together)