An evolution of retrieval-augmented generation in which the language model plans, chooses data sources, evaluates retrieved results and queries again in a loop instead of answering from a single retrieval pass.
In Agentic RAG the model takes part in deciding what information is needed and how to obtain it, following the ReAct pattern of Reason, Act, Reason, Act. · The Copilot Assumption That's Holding You Back…
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) is one of the most important techniques behind modern AI applications, enabling large language models to answer questions using your own business data instead of relying only on their training knowledge. In this episode of…
Your Copilot isn’t smart – it’s a very expensive autocomplete. In this episode, we break down why classic RAG (retrieve-augment-generate) quietly fails the moment your truth lives in more than one system, and how “agentic RAG” on Azure turns Copilot from a…
Many teams still treat Copilot as a search box and blame the tool when answers come back incomplete. This episode explains agentic RAG, the orchestration loop behind modern Copilot, for IT decision makers and Microsoft 365 architects. You learn when agentic…
It is RAG in which Planner, Retriever and Verifier agents work together, query several systems and cross-check answers. This goes beyond a single retrieve-augment-generate pass and produces evidence-linked insights. · From the episode: Build Traceable Copilots with Agentic RAG on…
How do agentic RAG agents divide the work?
The Planner decides the approach, the Retriever fetches from Fabric, SharePoint and external data, and the Verifier checks the results. Running on Azure AI Agent Service, they yield traceable answers. · From the episode: Build Traceable Copilots with Agentic RAG on…
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