The capital will be used to double the team in 2026 and strengthen its presence in neighboring countries, including Germany, the Netherlands, and the UK.

Even when LLMs produce factually correct responses, they can still mislead by lacking crucial context, presenting incomplete data, or overgeneralizing. An AI might correctly state that electric cars produce zero emissions while omitting manufacturing and electricity production impacts. Businesses relying on AI must recognize these pitfalls and implement solutions like Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) systems, which enhance responses by pulling verified information from curated databases to ensure outputs are not only true but complete and reliable.

AI language models predict words by recognizing patterns in vast training data, similar to a detective piecing together clues. Using transformer architecture, these models analyze context to generate probable responses, powering chatbots, content creation, and customer service. However, AI lacks true semantic understanding. It struggles with sarcasm, humor, and cultural nuances because it processes patterns without grasping deeper meaning.

Real-world RAG implementations must handle multiple user intents, access data across formats (PDFs, databases, APIs), and minimize LLM hallucinations. A ReAct agent model integrated with RAG enables retrieval, reasoning, and action in one flow. The process involves detecting user intent, splitting complex queries into separate tasks, retrieving data from multiple sources, reranking results for relevance, generating answers with citations, and handling structured queries through dedicated agents. LangGraph provides visual flow definition while LangGraph Studio enables debugging.