@mayaislam_ai: AI ≠ ChatGPT. The real stack is: Models + RAG + Agents + Memory + Security + Evals. The moat? How they work together.
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A tweet highlighting that AI involves more than just ChatGPT, emphasizing the importance of integrating models, RAG, agents, memory, security, and evaluations.
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AI ≠ ChatGPT.
The real stack is: Models + RAG + Agents + Memory + Security + Evals.
The moat?
How they work together. ⚡ https://t.co/V7VYEwpaip
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