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Explaining AI large language models

26 Feb 2024 · 0 min

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In this brief monologue, the speaker frames the current wave of technology as generative AI, describing it as the use of machine learning to produce entirely new information. While some debate the notion of "net new" content, the speaker emphasizes that the way these models generate text mirrors human learning processes. The core technology behind tools like ChatGPT, other similar platforms, and the speaker's own Charlie-1 system is identified as a large language model (LLM), which is characterized primarily by having more than one billion parameters.

I think of this current wave, I just kind of house it as generative AI. And generative AI is using machine learning to create net new information. And some people even challenge the idea of net new. But really how these models work is not so different from how you and I learn. So the basis of ChatGPT, many of these other tools, our own Charlie-1 platform that we've created is what's called a large language model. Large means greater than 1 billion parameters.