RAG Workshop with Ed Grundy

On 8 October 2026 at NatWest Accelerator in Cardiff, learn how to build Retrieval-Augmented Generation systems grounded in your own data. Build more grounded AI systems This hands-on AI Wales workshop focuses on Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and its practical use in building AI systems that work with your own data. Rather than presenting RAG only as a concept, the session is designed around practical examples that show how this approach can be put into action. The workshop will be led by Ed Grundy, an AI Engineer and the event’s featured speaker. Ed will guide attendees through the subject and answer questions during a live Q&A, giving you an opportunity to clarify ideas and connect the examples to the kinds of AI systems you may want to build. The session will cover: The role of Retrieval-Augmented Generation in AI systems How to build systems that use and are grounded in your own data Practical examples of RAG in action Questions and discussion with an experienced AI Engineer Who should attend? The event is listed as an open workshop, with no specific role or experience restriction stated. It is particularly relevant to anyone interested in moving from general AI experimentation towards systems informed by their own information and data. The hands-on format will appeal to builders who value concrete demonstrations, while the live Q&A provides space for attendees who are still developing their understanding of RAG. Unlike a talks-only event, this workshop places the emphasis on applied learning. You will see practical examples, hear directly from the workshop leader and have the chance to raise questions about the ideas being presented. Event details Date: 8 October 2026 Venue: NatWest Accelerator, Cardiff Format: Hands-on, open workshop with live Q&A Workshop leader: Ed Grundy, AI Engineer Organiser: AI Wales AI Wales states that its events are free for members and that membership is also free. Attendees can access events and receive invitations by joining the community. Register for the RAG Workshop with Ed Grundy