Chatbot on company documents - how RAG works and how to avoid AI hallucinations
Clients ask us about it more and more often: “Could we have an assistant that knows our documents and answers questions from employees and customers
Clients ask us about it more and more often: “Could we have an assistant that knows our documents and answers questions from employees and customers


We founded Web Systems in Łódź back in 2006. Mobile apps? Barely walking. AI? Locked away in research labs. Today our clients come to us
We have been rolling out chatbots for years, and almost every project reaches the same moment. A bot that handled the welcome message and a


RAG, or Retrieval-Augmented Generation, is a technique that has become one of the most important trends in the development of artificial intelligence (AI). It combines


Chatbots built on RAG architecture were supposed to be a breakthrough in access to company knowledge - fast answers for employees, customers or partners, without


When yet another client asked whether an AI chatbot really handles questions based on company documentation, we decided: enough talking, time to check. At Web


Rolling out an AI application in a company sounds today like a matter of a few clicks: you plug in a model, paste an API
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