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A researcher tested retrieval augmented generation systems on 2.68 million Wikipedia passages, finding recall scores fell 40 points when distracting passages grew. The study showed search effectiveness barely changed up to 1,801 papers but degraded significantly at larger scales, costing 1.81 US dollars for AI screening. This indicates RAG systems struggle with massive document collections.
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