How do I use web content to inform my results?

You can incorporate external sources of information to provide specific context and thereby improve the accuracy and relevance of your model’s results. These are called RAG or “Retrieval-Augmented Generation” models.

For example, you can use the results of a web search within chat.dartmouth.edu to provide context for your prompt. Subsequent feedback from the model will begin by reviewing the web search results, using the context provided to inform the response.

• Highlight the Web Search icon. To run the web search, click on the Web Search icon and add your search text - e.g., “What is Dartmouth’s policy re: dropping an academic class?”

• Review the results. The model will perform a web search before attempting to address your prompt. The response will include the references utilized to inform the response.