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Foundational terms to read first if you're new to AI.
The branch of computer science that builds machines capable of mimicking human reasoning, learning, and decision-making.
Large Language Models — AI systems trained on massive text corpora that can understand and generate human-like text. ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini are all LLMs.
The smallest unit an LLM processes — not a word, but a fragment. Tokens determine API cost and context limits.
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The maximum amount of text an LLM can 'remember' in a single pass. It decides how much information you can fit into a prompt.
A class of AI model that generates images by gradually denoising — the technology behind Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, and DALL-E.
A large AI model trained on broad, general-purpose data — used as a base to fine-tune for many different tasks.
Graphics cards — hardware that accelerates parallel computation, the backbone of every modern AI model.
A computational structure inspired by how neurons in the brain connect — the foundation of modern deep learning.
An instruction block that 'configures' an LLM before the user starts chatting — it sets the AI's persona, format, and limits.
The smallest unit an LLM processes — not a word, but a fragment. Tokens determine API cost and context limits.
A neural network architecture introduced in 2017, the foundation behind every modern LLM (GPT, Claude, Gemini).
A type of database specialized in storing and quickly searching vector embeddings — the foundation for RAG and semantic search.
The research field that works to keep AI acting in line with human intent and values — even as systems grow more powerful.
When an LLM confidently produces information that is factually wrong — fabricated stats, fake citations, made-up events.
An AI system that can plan, use tools, and take multi-step actions to complete a goal — not just answer a single question.
How developers call AI models from code — how the Claude API, OpenAI API, and Gemini API work.
A way to represent text, images, or anything else as numerical vectors so machines can compare meaning.
Large Language Models — AI systems trained on massive text corpora that can understand and generate human-like text. ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini are all LLMs.
The branch of computer science that builds machines capable of mimicking human reasoning, learning, and decision-making.
A prompting technique that asks an LLM to 'think step by step' before answering — significantly boosts accuracy on hard problems.
The technique of splitting large documents into smaller, meaningful segments to optimize embeddings and retrieval accuracy for LLMs.
The branch of AI that lets machines 'see' and interpret images and video — from face recognition to self-driving cars.
A branch of machine learning that uses many-layered neural networks to learn from complex data like images, audio, and text.
The process of further training an existing AI model on your data so it gets better at a specific task or matches a specific style.
The ability for an LLM to call external functions or APIs to fetch real data — not just generate text from memory.
A type of AI that doesn't just classify or predict — it CREATES new content: text, images, video, code, and music.
The process of running a trained AI model to serve users — the main driver of cost and latency in any AI product.
Techniques that bypass an LLM's safety guardrails to make it do something it would normally refuse.
An open-source framework designed to help developers build context-aware AI applications by connecting LLMs with external data sources and tools.
Low-Rank Adaptation — a technique for fine-tuning large models that saves 100-1000× the resources of full fine-tuning.
An approach to AI where computers learn patterns from data instead of being programmed step by step.
An open standard from Anthropic that lets LLMs connect to tools, databases, and apps through a single unified protocol.
AI that can handle multiple data types at once — text, images, audio, video — not just text like older LLMs.
The branch of AI that helps machines read, understand, and produce human language — from Google Translate to ChatGPT.
The craft of writing instructions that get AI models to produce better, more reliable output.
A technique for reducing numeric precision in AI models so they run faster and use less RAM — at the cost of a bit of accuracy.
A technique that lets an LLM look up your documents before answering — reducing hallucinations and grounding answers in real data.
Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback — a technique that uses human feedback to teach LLMs to answer in a way that matches human preferences.
The process of teaching an AI model by showing it millions or billions of examples and adjusting its internal parameters.