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- 1A practical guide to building RAG with LangChain and pgvector●Implementing Retrieval-Augmented Generation with LangChain, Pgvector and OpenAI https://www.codemancers.com/blog/2024-10
Software firm Codemancers has published a tutorial walking through how to implement retrieval-augmented generation, combining LangChain for orchestration, the pgvector extension for storing embeddings in PostgreSQL, and OpenAI models for generation. The piece explains how developers can ground large language model answers in their own data without leaving their existing database stack.
- 2Scammers Use AI-Generated Emily Blunt to Promote Bogus Recipes▼Recipe Scammers Are Using an AI-Generated Emily Blunt as a Slop Puppet to Promote Their Garbage
Fraudulent recipe pages and accounts are using AI-generated videos made to look like actress Emily Blunt to promote low-quality or misleading recipe content. Futurism reports the fake clips serve as an endorsement tool, with the fabricated likeness lending false credibility to junk food content circulated to unsuspecting viewers online.
- 3Fake AI Emily Blunt Used to Promote Scam Recipes●Recipe Scammers Are Using an AI-Generated Emily Blunt as a Slop Puppet to Promote Their Garbage https:// fed.brid.gy/r/h
Scam recipe accounts are using an AI-generated likeness of actress Emily Blunt to promote low-quality or fraudulent recipe content online. The fake videos mimic the star's voice and face to lend credibility to junk content, raising fresh concerns about celebrity impersonation through AI tools and how easily audiences can be deceived by synthetic media.
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Recipes generated by artificial intelligence have spread widely across recipe sites, blogs and social feeds, often with little or no human testing. The trend is drawing attention because many AI-written recipes contain implausible quantities, nonexistent techniques or untested flavor combinations, raising concerns about quality, food safety and the reliability of online cooking advice.