large language model

“It doesn't actually understand anything. It doesn't know what it's saying. What it's really good at is picking what the next word, the next most likely word is based on this giant corpus of human speech that it's got, that it's been trained on. It just is real…”

“What we do is basically train the LLM to understand these design patterns. And instead of you having to manually encode them into your application or manually hard code them into your application, You can just use RLLM to generate it on the fly and just engage…”

“You really have to think about the UX. If you want your customers to love it and switch from their old SaaS based workflows, you have to bring to them the same level of engagement, the same level of, you know, user friendliness that they were used to.”

“And then a lot of collections in, in the photography world, Have licensed large language models to scrape their archive to.”

“And I say semi-automate because I still don't believe in like when AI, when large language models are involved, I'm not into full automation yet.”