Glossary
Large language model
Large language model is a model trained to predict text, used to generate answers, summaries and code.
Why it is in this glossary
Because it now sits between this site and a large share of its potential readers. A model that answers a question instead of linking to a source changes what publishing is for.
See [[Generative engine optimisation]].
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