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In traditional RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation), you use an LLM at runtime to read those retrieved documents and synthesize a direct, conversational answer
by emilianoc 1mo ago
In traditional RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation), you use an LLM at runtime to read those retrieved documents and synthesize a direct, conversational answer for the user. That generative step is what incurs an API cost and adds latency per query.
RAGless gives you that direct Q&A experience (the synthesized answer) but removes the runtime generation by pre-computing all the answers offline.
- hahahaa 1mo agoThat sounds ... magic. Will give it a go.