Having worked at Weaviate, I can tell you that this isn't an either/or situation. The file interface is powerful because it's universal and LLMs already understand it. The database substrate is powerful because it provides the guarantees you need when things get real. The interesting future isn't files versus databases. It's files as the interface humans and agents interact with, backed by whatever substrate makes sense for the use case.
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不到一个月，这场会议的决策成果便下发至奔驰中国研发中心：奔驰中国研发中心迎来新角色，成为全球紧凑型车开发总部，独立负责紧凑型新车的设计开发，德国研发中心则将专注于中大型车。而“凤凰”平台正是奔驰中国接手全球紧凑型车型后的第一个项目。。新收录的资料对此有专业解读
Other than these new chips, the iPad Air is identical to the last two models I’ve reviewed. (This year, Apple sent an 11-inch Air M4 to review, while the last two were the newer 13-inch. But other than the larger screen, those tablets are the same.) Same screen, same cameras, same 10-hour estimated battery life, same USB-C 3 port. Naturally, it supports the $129 Pencil Pro that Apple introduced alongside it in 2024, and it works with the revamped Magic Keyboard Apple released last year. That keyboard remains quite expensive at $269 ($319 for the 13-inch model), but for me it’s a must-buy accessory if I want to use my iPad for any “real work.” The Pencil, on the other hand, is not something I personally need, but it’s an excellent tool for anyone interested in visual art or written notes. There are a plethora of excellent apps in both categories, and the iPad app ecosystem at large remains unmatched.