Large Language Model (LLM)

A large language model (LLM) is a system capable of analyzing and generating text based on huge amounts of data. Such models use machine learning, in particular neural network architectures (e.g., transformers), to predict and generate meaningful texts.

How LLMs work

LLMs are trained on text data containing billions of words and are capable of performing a wide range of tasks: Natural language processing (NLP) — automatic translation, tone analysis, chatbots. Content generation — writing articles, creating code, generating answers to questions. Summarization and information retrieval — summarizing long texts, searching for relevant data.

LLMs require powerful computing infrastructure, including servers with graphics processing units (GPUs), to work effectively.

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LLM applications

LLMs are used in various fields. In business and marketing, they help automate customer support and create advertising texts. In education, they are used for personalized learning and creating interactive assistants. In software development, they allow you to generate code, find errors, and autocomplete software constructs.