Day 13: Why chunk boundaries shape answer quality
How chunk boundaries decide what evidence the system can actually retrieve.

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Series
A practical foundation for retrieval systems. This series explains how chunking, embeddings, vector databases, keyword search, semantic search, hybrid retrieval, metadata, and access filters decide what evidence an AI system can safely use.
How chunk boundaries decide what evidence the system can actually retrieve.

Why semantic similarity is useful, but not the same as correctness or trust.

Why vector databases need to be operated like infrastructure, not treated like magic memory.

Why exact words and semantic meaning both matter in production retrieval.

Why combining retrieval signals is often more practical than betting on one search method.

Why relevant evidence is still wrong evidence if the user was not allowed to see it.
