There are three kinds of people in the world. The first kind are novices, who believe RAG knowledge bases can do anything, and at the same time have no idea what vectorization even is. The second kind are those who have suffered losses with RAG, and now go around proclaiming that RAG is dead. I have learned a lesson, and I advise you not to be fooled. The third kind is people like me, who were initially novices, but after only a few days of being a novice saw others suffer losses, learned the limitations of this thing, yet did not give up eating for fear of choking, and have continued to pay attention to RAG over these years, viewing this thing from a developmental perspective. First, let's talk about the development process. 2024 was a big year for RAG, with all technical teams around the world working on R
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