GenAI Basics · Question 1 · Easy
In generative AI, what does LLM stand for?
- Linear Logic Machine
- Large Language Model
- Layered Learning Matrix
- Long Latency Memory
Answer and explanation
Answer: B. Large Language Model
Explanation: An LLM is a Large Language Model: a neural network, usually transformer-based, trained on very large amounts of text to understand and generate language.
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