AI & Automation
What is Large Language Model (LLM)?
A neural network trained on large text corpora that generates and interprets natural language and code.
LLMs power copilots, agents, and test generation tools. They are probabilistic, so outputs vary between runs. Grounding with enterprise data improves relevance and accuracy.
Related terms
Generative AI
AI that produces new content, such as text, code, or images, from patterns learned in training data.
Retrieval-Augmented Generation
A technique that retrieves relevant documents and adds them to an LLM prompt so answers are grounded in specific sources.
AI Agent
Software that uses an LLM to plan and perform multistep tasks by calling tools and systems with some autonomy.
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