Standard RAG pipelines treat documents as flat strings of text. They use "fixed-size chunking" (cutting a document every 500 ...

Social media is a-slosh with experts spruiking “Five genius ways to make money from home” or “automate your day job so you ...

My friendships exist in silos. Each hangout is a feverish one-on-one where we share fries and eye contact, confessions, rants, gossip, and mutual attempts at amateur therapy. This patchwork of ...

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a 2025 survey showing that 88% of companies regularly use AI in at least one task, and approximately one-third have begun to scale their AI programs. However, despite high expectations for AI, an ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly becoming commonplace, despite statistics showing that only approximately 7% to 13% (depending on size) of companies have incorporated AI into their regular ...

Money is supposed to make life easier. But whether it makes life easier for parents has become a surprisingly contentious question. But these accounts tended to downplay (or ignore) another important ...

It was a Words with Friends chat that first gave Megan Phelps-Roper pause. People have a marked tendency to cling to past investments, whether financial, social, or emotional—even when it becomes ...

Without going too far out on a limb, I believe almost everyone would like two things from their jobs and careers: success and happiness. They want to do well financially, receive recognition for their ...

To the editor: Blame the advisors. When the great leader disappoints, always blame the advisors (“Why MAGA’s ideologues can’t always get what they want,” July 29). After Mao Zedong died, his failings ...

The McNamara Fallacy is the idea that it is an error to make decisions purely on measurements or quantitative data. Robert McNamara was the US Secretary of Defense ...

Back in the early 1990s, pre-mass internet, when being a conspiracy theorist was really more of a regional gig than a national one, an Arizona radio host named Milton William Cooper propagated a loose ...