large language model

American  

noun

plural

large language models

1. Computers. LLM, a type of machine learning software model trained on extremely large sets of language data, and designed to generate new, naturalistic responses to written or spoken prompts.

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Example Sentences

The artificial intelligence story is turning more dramatic after a published report that ChatGPT maker OpenAI has concerns about the quality of Nvidia’s microchips, just after CEO Jensen Huang walked back his company’s plans to invest in the large language model creator.

From MarketWatch

The artificial intelligence story is turning more dramatic after a published report that ChatGPT maker OpenAI has concerns about the quality of Nvidia’s microchips, just after CEO Jensen Huang walked back his company’s plans to invest in the large language model creator.

From MarketWatch

It’s unclear how a combination with xAI, which develops the Grok large language model, would impact its plans.

From MarketWatch

What’s Next: Meta has yet to release the successor to Llama 4, the large language model it released last year.

From Barron's

The company has yet to release a successor to Llama 4, the large language model released last spring that fell flat and led the company to restructure its AI efforts and set up its new Superintelligence Labs.

From The Wall Street Journal