WikipediaThis page is a stub.
If you want to learn more about this subject, there should be a Wikipedia link above, just below the page’s title. However, if one doesn’t exist, it’s likely I’ve put this page here for now (hopefully with some limited information), but I still deem it insufficient and needs further explaining from me.
Please treat this page as under construction.
Large language models (or LLMs), at the time of writing (Jan 2026) are the predominant form of AI in the current market. If you’d like the exact technical prose on it, there should be a Wikipedia link above. Personally, it’s easiest to think of them as a “fancier” next-word-prediction model (akin to the prediction model typically found in your phone’s keyboard).