RAGE for LLM as a Tool to Create Reasoning Agents as MASTERMIND

RAGE addresses these limitations by dynamically retrieving information from internal and external databases that are continually updated to create memory. This not only ensures the relevance and accuracy of the information provided by the LLMs but also significantly reduces the incidence of hallucinations. By integrating RAGE, LLMs can perform more effectively in knowledge-intensive tasks where precision and up-to-date knowledge are crucial (arXiv).

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