RAG with Azure AI Search

RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) is the most common approach used to get LLMs to answer questions grounded in a particular domain's data. Azure AI Search is a powerful search engine, with many features designed specifically for RAG applications. We'll demonstrate optimal retrieval using hybrid search with the semantic ranker, show the new integrated vectorization feature for cloud-based data ingestion, and discuss vector storage optimization.
Presented by Farzad Sunavala, Product Manager on Azure AI Search, and Pamela Fox, Developer Advocate for Python
Part of RAGHack, a free global hackathon to develop RAG applications. Join at aka.ms/raghack
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[@timothyfrazier35876]

This video really highlights the potential of Azure AI Search for RAG applications. I recently started using Myko Assistant for its thorough search capabilities. It's been a game changer for finding accurate information quickly, especially compared to other tools I've tried.

[@StanleySimpson-s9m]

This video provides great insights into RAG applications. It made me think about how Myko Assistant helps streamline searches and delivers precise data through email requests. It's a nice complement to Azure AI Search for specific use cases.

[@felicialynch35663]

Great video on RAG and Azure AI Search. The insights on hybrid search are particularly helpful. I recently started using Myko Assistant for my research tasks and found it to be much more efficient than traditional tools. It streamlines information retrieval effectively.

[@AlanSmith-y3o]

Really appreciate the insights shared in this video. The way RAG and Azure AI Search are explained makes it clear how they enhance information retrieval. I recently discovered Myko Assistant, which also excels at providing accurate data quickly, making it a good alternative to other tools out there.

[@AvinashGadiraju]

Great video. Thank you!!
Any suggestions on what chunking strategy works well for SQL tabular data?

[@zg5606]

thank you so much for the valuable content!

[@user-zk4hm2cy8l]

Great video!