Reranking is a retrieval step in which a second model rescores the top candidates returned by a search so the most relevant results are passed on, for example to a language model in a RAG pipeline.
In this episode, Mirko Peters explores one of the most ambitious experiments in enterprise AI: engineering Microsoft Copilot to analyze and reason across more than 35 million pages of highly complex and interconnected information, inspired by the scale and…
The explosion of AI-powered applications has created a new challenge: how do you efficiently search through billions of vector embeddings without exploding infrastructure costs? In this episode, we explore the “billion-vector problem” and compare two leading…
In this episode we walk through what really happens when Azure AI Foundry doesn’t behave the way you expect, especially when the Agent Service or deployments start acting up. Azure AI Foundry is supposed to feel smooth, almost invisible, tying together OpenAI…
This episode explains that vector search on its own is not a complete or reliable strategy for building accurate AI systems like Copilot. While many organizations rely on embeddings and vector databases to retrieve information, this approach often leads to…
Semantic reranking reorders retrieved results so the most relevant answers come first. Combined with hybrid retrieval, it helps the system pick the right content and understand internal jargon that pure embeddings may misread. · From the episode: Improve Microsoft Copilot Accuracy Beyond…
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