LLM: How Large Language Models are transforming AI and business

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We are witnessing a revolution in Natural Language Processing (NLP): the emergence of Large Language Models (LLMs) .

These models not only democratize the use of Artificial Intelligence , but also expand its applications to different sectors, transforming the way we interact with technology.

From Google's unique innovations like BERT to OpenAI's famous ChatGPT , LLMs have evolved significantly, allowing everyday users, even with little technical knowledge, to use them to solve real problems.

Understanding the potential of these models is essential to exploring the advantages they can bring to business.

What is an LLM?
Large Language Models are language processing models that seek to interpret human communication and offer a coherent response .

These models use Transformer-based architectures, which bitcoin data employ the attention mechanism to understand the relationship between words in a sentence.

The major point of evolution in relation to traditional NLP-type Artificial Intelligence models is, above all, in the original responses that an LLM can produce.

If in the past, NLP was mainly applied to classification tasks (such as sentiment analysis) or simpler conversational tasks, today it is possible to do much more with the new models.

One of the digital products that best illustrates how an LLM works is ChatGPT , based on the Transformer architecture and the aforementioned attention mechanism.

In the next topic, we will explain the technical functioning in detail, but initially we can summarize it as a system that responds to text requests with original text content as well.

In addition to this case, there are LLM models for creating images and videos, such as Grok, from X, and Sora, from OpenAI .

 
How LLMs Work
Modern language models for text interpretation and generation work based on predicting the next token, the next word, based on an analysis of the context and the relationship between the words in a sentence.

The model can read all the words and establish relationships between the next token and each word already read, in order to search for a term with the highest probability to serve as a coherent continuation.

This way, it can generate new texts that make sense. The probabilistic study is done through massive training with thousands and thousands of text entries (Big Data), in search of common sequences of words.

For example, in a sentence like 'Brazil is located in the Americas…', the model would analyze language patterns in its training data and identify 'south' as ​​the most likely word to complete the sentence.

Text LLM uses this reasoning from Deep Learning to read what we call a prompt (commands) and to generate original content that responds to the prompt.

That's why he's able to be so faithful to the request and work with a wide variety of results.