Glossary
Large Language Model (LLM)
The core AI model behind tools like ChatGPT, trained on huge amounts of text to predict the next word, which lets it read, write, summarize, and reason over language.
A large language model, or LLM, is the engine inside most modern AI products. It learns patterns from a very large body of text, then uses them to predict what comes next one piece at a time, which is enough to draft emails, answer questions, write code, and explain documents.
It is powerful but not magic. An LLM only knows what was in its training data, has no live access to your systems unless you connect it, and will sometimes state wrong things with confidence. Knowing those limits is the difference between a useful tool and an expensive disappointment.
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We help teams pick the right model for the job and wrap it in retrieval, guardrails, and evaluation, so the result is dependable rather than a clever demo.
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