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This appendix serves as a detailed companion to the main article, Snowflake vs. Lumi AI. While the original piece provides a high-level overview of the platform comparison, this documentation dives deeper into the methodology and specific case studies that highlight how each platform performs across a variety of SQL queries.

This article provides an in-depth comparison between Lumi AI and Snowflake Copilot for enterprise analytics. By connecting the same dataset and posing identical questions, we assess each platform's performance across easy, medium, and hard queries. The results reveal that Lumi AI significantly outperforms Snowflake Copilot, especially in handling complex queries and integrating business context.

This appendix serves as a detailed companion to the main article, ThoughtSpot vs. Lumi AI. While the original piece provides a high-level overview of the platform comparison, this documentation dives deeper into the methodology and specific case studies that highlight how each platform performs across a variety of SQL queries.

The article compares two AI-driven analytics platforms, ThoughtSpot and Lumi AI, focusing on their performance in handling real-world data queries of varying complexity. Using the same dataset from the retail and supply chain sector, both platforms were tested with questions categorized as Easy, Medium, and Hard. The benchmarking results showed that Lumi AI significantly outperformed ThoughtSpot, achieving an accuracy of 95.2% compared to ThoughtSpot's 33.3%.

The advent of large language models (LLMs) has sparked an explosion of generative AI tools in the data and analytics space. Promises of "talk to your data capabilities" and "AI-powered insights" are ubiquitous, making it challenging to discern what's real and what's mere hype. This article aims to provide a clear framework to map out the current landscape of these tools, helping stakeholders navigate the noise and understand the true potential and limitations of different applications.

The need for advanced tools to manage and analyze data efficiently is critical in today's environment. This article focuses on how Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) can be applied to automate SQL queries, offering a practical solution for streamlining responses to a wide variety of simple to complex data and analysis requests.