RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) is a way to get LLMs to answer questions grounded in a particular knowledge base. What do you do when your knowledge base includes images, like graphs or photos? You first need to generate embeddings using a multimodal model, like the one available from Azure Computer Vision, search those embeddings using a powerful vector search like Azure AI Search, and then send any retrieved text and images to a multimodal LLM like GPT-4o. Learn how to get started quickly with a RAG on multimodal documents in this session.

Presented by Pamela Fox, Python Advocate at Microsoft

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