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      <title>Short: Differential privacy in a RAG setting</title>
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      <description>Why The usefulness of modern AI systems dramatically increases when the underlying AI models have access to recent, relevant data in addition to the information captured in the models&amp;rsquo; internal parameters. This is the core idea behind both in-context learning and Retrieval Augmented Generation.
Here is an interesting LlamaIndex blog post looking at a scenario where three parties want to share data but cannot to do so freely for privacy reason.</description>
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