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How AI Answers Questions About Documents It Never Learned

1Why the Model Cannot Answer From Your Documents Alone2Chunking and Embedding: Turning Documents Into Something Searchable3Retrieval: Finding the Right Passages for a Question4Grounded Generation: Answering From the Retrieved Text
Retrieval: Finding the Right Passages for a Question

The Question Becomes a Point

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Every chunk already has a position in meaning space, but a map of dots on its own answers nothing. So retrieval starts with the question itself.
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Retrieval starts by embedding the user's question with the same embedding model that produced the chunk vectors. Because both the question and the chunks pass through one model, the question becomes a vector in the same meaning space as the stored chunks, and can be placed as a point among them. A question embedded by a different model would land in an unrelated coordinate system, so the vectors would not be comparable.

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