Temporal RAG: Why RAG Always Gets 'When' Questions Wrong
"Who was the CEO in 2023?" "What about now?" — Why RAG gives wrong answers to these simple questions, and how to fix it.
Temporal RAG: Why RAG Always Gets 'When' Questions Wrong
"Who was the CEO in 2023?" "What about now?" — Why RAG gives wrong answers to these simple questions, and how to fix it.
Introduction: RAG's Time Blindness
Ask your RAG system this question:
"Who is OpenAI's CEO?"
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