<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>The article discusses a moment of realization when a hacky prototype, named RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation), successfully answered questions using fake documents.</li><li>The prototype demonstrated understanding rather than just keyword matching, indicating potential for a knowledge-aware assistant grounded in actual documents.</li><li>The success of the prototype validated the concept of contextual intelligence and highlighted the importance of starting with core intelligence in building AI products.</li><li>The author reflects on the significance of the RAG prototype's success in paving the way for future development despite its initial limitations and lack of real data.</li></ul>

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