Large Language Models (LLMs) are advanced computer systems that can understand and create human-like language. A popular type, called GPT, uses a special method called the Transformer to process words and phrases intelligently. These systems learn by analyzing huge amounts of text over many months, using powerful computers. Even after training, they need a lot of memory to run. LLMs are what make features like chatbots and voice assistants so smart.

Here are some versions of LLMs:
Here are some popular Large Language Models (LLMs):

  • GPT-4 (by OpenAI) – Known for its ability to handle complex conversations and tasks.
  • GPT-3.5 (by OpenAI) – A slightly earlier version, still widely used in many applications.
  • Claude (by Anthropic) – Focuses on safety and user alignment in conversations.
  • LLaMA (by Meta) – Lightweight and efficient, designed for researchers.
  • BERT (by Google) – Specializes in understanding the context of words in sentences.
  • PaLM (by Google) – A powerful model for generating and understanding language.
  • T5 (by Google) – Tailored for language tasks like translation, summarization, and classification.
  • OPT (by Meta) – An open-source alternative to some of OpenAI’s models.