RAG Is Not Enough Anymore: The Case for MAG, KAG, and CAG
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RAG was just the beginning - here's how knowledge-augmented generation has fractured into four distinct architectures, and how to pick the right one. You shipped a RAG pipeline six months ago. It retrieves relevant chunks from a vector store, stuffs them into a prompt, and your LLM returns reasonably accurate answers. It works. And yet - your users keep finding the cracks. The model confidently answers questions that weren't in the retrieved context. It misses multi-hop reasoning. It chokes on…
1Key Takeaways
- RAG was just the beginning - here's how knowledge-augmented generation has fractured into four distinct architectures, and how to pick the right one.
- You shipped a RAG pipeline six months ago.
- It retrieves relevant chunks from a vector store, stuffs them into a prompt, and your LLM returns reasonably accurate answers.
- And yet - your users keep finding the cracks.
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — ML reports that rAG was just the beginning - here's how knowledge-augmented generation has fractured into four distinct architectures, and how to pick the right one.
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