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LLM

An AI model trained on huge amounts of text so it can understand and generate language.

LLM is short for Large Language Model. LLMs like GPT or Claude are trained on enormous amounts of writing, which lets them answer questions, summarize documents, write code and hold conversations. In real applications they're usually connected to a company's own data, so instead of only giving generic answers, they can pull in accurate, up to date information specific to that business. This is what powers a lot of the chatbots and AI assistants showing up in business software today.

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