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Large Models

Definition

Large models are artificial intelligence systems characterized by an immense number of parameters and extensive training data. These models, often based on transformer architectures, exhibit advanced capabilities in tasks such as natural language processing, image recognition, and code generation. Their scale allows them to discern complex patterns and generalize across diverse datasets, leading to highly capable performance in various applications. Training such models requires substantial computational resources and vast quantities of information, influencing their development and accessibility.