What is a large language model?
The large language model is an unsupervised machine learning algorithm for natural language processing tasks such as machine translation and text summarization. This type of model has been shown to provide higher accuracy than standard models because it uses a larger amount of data in its training process, but it is not supervised by humans. The name refers to the fact that it’s based on a larger amount of data than standard models, which increases its accuracy.
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The above paragraph was fully generated with AI based on a simple question. Pretty amazing right?
How do large language models work?
The first step is to create a corpus of text. This corpus, which , typically consists of billions of words, is then used to train the system on how words are typically used in that language.
The next step is to create a neural network. The neural network will be trained on the corpus and will be able to generate new sentences based on what it has learned from the text.
Finally, the neural network needs to be tested for its accuracy and efficiency. After this process, you should have a model that can generate new sentences in any language with reasonable accuracy and efficiency.
Large language models work by taking a large corpus of text and training it with that data so it knows how words are typically used in that language.
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Large language models are a really powerful technology.
There are plenty of new startups making use of these Large Language Models to build new offerings
I am sure these can prove to be great productivity tools, but a human eye/hand should validate the generated content.
For example, in the above-generated text, mentions that GPT-3 was developed by Google, while in reality, it was by OpenAI. So facts checking AI-generated text should not be neglected.