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This document discusses various roles within an institutional team that supports immigrants in Venezuela. It describes positions such as director, financial manager, communications manager, and service coordinator. It also discusses the services offered by the association, including training, workshops and health brigades. Advisory roles are meant to strengthen teamwork, resolve conflicts, and disseminate information. Mobilizers facilitate forums to encourage participation in improvement activities and help locate past leaders. The political leader coordinates all action in their territory while social leaders conduct social work and support facilitators. These various actors work together harmoniously to achieve organizational objectives.
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Title: Leveraging Knowledge Graphs for RAG: A Smarter Approach to Contextual AI Applications
Abstract: In the ever-evolving field of AI, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) systems have become critical for delivering high-quality, contextually relevant answers in applications powered by large language models (LLMs). While vector databases have traditionally dominated RAG applications, graph databases, specifically knowledge graphs, offer a transformative approach to contextual AI that’s often overlooked. This approach provides unique advantages for applications requiring deep insights, intelligent search, and reasoning over both structured and unstructured sources, making it ideal for complex business scenarios.
Attendees will leave with an understanding of how to build a RAG system using a graph database and practical skills for data querying and insights retrieval. By comparing graph and vector database approaches, we’ll highlight when and why graph databases may offer superior benefits for managing complex data relationships. The session will provide concrete examples and advanced techniques, empowering participants to incorporate knowledge graphs into their AI systems for better data-driven outcomes and improved LLM performance. This discussion will conclude with a live demo showcasing key techniques and insights covered in this talk.
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Title: The Death of the Browser
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