What is it?
An LLM is a model trained to work with language tokens.
It learns statistical patterns in large text datasets and uses those patterns to predict likely next tokens. A product such as ChatGPT may use an LLM plus many other systems.
An LLM is a model trained to work with language tokens.
An LLM is a model trained to work with language tokens.
It learns statistical patterns in large text datasets and uses those patterns to predict likely next tokens. A product such as ChatGPT may use an LLM plus many other systems.
Think of it like an autocomplete engine trained on a huge library. It can continue a request in useful ways, but it does not retrieve a guaranteed fact list from a database.

An LLM repeatedly predicts the next token until it reaches a stopping condition.
Input: The start of a sentence
System: The LLM scores possible continuations
Output: A suggested completion
Input: A user question
System: The product sends context to the language model
Output: A generated reply
Input: A meeting transcript
System: The LLM follows a summary instruction
Output: A draft summary for review
LLM: A type of language model
ChatGPT: A product built with models, policies, interface, and operations
LLM: One model type for language
Artificial Intelligence: The broader field
LLM: Generates text from learned patterns
Search engine: Retrieves existing information
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An LLM generates language by repeatedly predicting the next token from context.