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More issues with the newest GPT-5.6 model, including data loss incidents.
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Understanding the scope of what AI and humans are changing in your code going to be an important part of your future as a tech professional.
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When we want to use AI-based comparisons of text, via vector search in SQL Server, we need to first generate embeddings for the text. An embedding is a numeric representation of meaning, usually represented by vectors. In this article, I’ll show you how to use Ollama to host a server locally that can be used to generate embeddings.
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Introduction Conversations about RAG almost always start with a vector database. This article suggests you dig deeper before implementing one.
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This article shows how you can generate embeddings in SQL Server 2025, store them, and use them in your queries.
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Should you choose a local or remote MCP server? The best option depends on your security needs, performance goals, and deployment model. This guide explains the differences between local and remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, including privacy, scalability, latency, and integration trade-offs.
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AI can go off the rails, as we see in a recent story about an LLM deleting a production database.
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Single points of failure are bad, but what if an employee's action is the single point of failure for access to services? That would be a bad day for any organization.
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