Introduction To Generative AI LLM
Introduction To Generative AI LLM
Generative AI
Generative AI is a type of artificial intelligence technology that
can produce various types of content, including text, imagery,
audio and synthetic data. Large Language Models (LLMs) -
powerful AI models trained on vast amounts of text data to
understand and generate human-like language. Large language
models are models with billions or even trillions of parameters –
enables to generate the content across multiple types of media,
including text, graphics and video.
What are Large Language Models?
Vast Knowledge Bases Powerful Sequence- Scalable and
to-Sequence Adaptable
Large Language Models Capabilities
(LLMs) are trained on an LLMs are highly scalable,
At their core, LLMs are meaning they can be
immense corpus of text
designed to process and trained on ever-increasing
data, encompassing a
generate sequences of amounts of data,
wide range of topics from
text. This enables them to continuously expanding
science and history to
perform a variety of their knowledge and
literature and current
language-related tasks, capabilities. Additionally,
events. This allows them
such as language these models can be fine-
to develop a deep
translation, text tuned or adapted to
understanding of the
summarization, and even specific domains or tasks,
world, which they can
code generation. The making them versatile
then leverage to engage
models can understand and applicable to a wide
in substantive
the context and nuance of range of real-world
conversations and tackle
language, allowing for problems.
complex tasks.
more natural and
Transformers Architecture in LLM
1 Attention Mechanism
At the core of the Transformers architecture is the attention mechanism, which
allows the model to focus on the most relevant parts of the input sequence
when generating output. This enables the model to capture long-range
dependencies and better understand the context of the language.
2 Encoder-Decoder Structure
Transformers typically consist of an encoder and a decoder, which work
together to process the input and generate the output. The encoder maps the
input sequence into a rich representation, while the decoder uses this
representation to iteratively generate the output sequence.
Multi-Head Self-Attention
2
Simultaneously focusing on different parts of input
Positional Encoding
3
Embedding the position of words in sequences
Generating Text with Transformers
Language Modeling Conditional Generation
Transformers can be used to generate Transformers can also be used to
human-like text by training them as generate text conditioned on specific
language models. These models learn inputs, such as a prompt or a set of
the patterns and structures of natural instructions. This enables the model to
language, allowing them to predict the generate text that is tailored to the
next word or sequence of words in a user's needs, making it useful for
given context. applications like creative writing,
summarization, and dialogue
generation.
Diversity and Coherence
Transformers are designed to generate diverse and coherent text, capturing the
nuances and complexities of natural language. This makes them well-suited for a
wide range of text generation tasks, from short responses to long-form content.
Prompting and Prompt Engineering