This post reflects on Contextual Retrieval with Milvus in RAG systems. It explains how generated context can improve chunk retrieval, but also changes the retrieval corpus. Once generated context is indexed, validation, traceability, and quality control become architectural responsibilities—not optional implementation details.
RAG is Dead … Long Live RAG
The post explains why traditional Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) approaches no longer scale and how modern architectures, including GraphRAG, address these limitations. It highlights why data quality, metadata, and disciplined system design matter more than models or frameworks, and provides a practical foundation for building robust RAG systems, illustrated with IBM technologies but applicable far beyond them.
