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Short, honest explainers for the ideas behind modern AI. No jargon, no hype, no sign-up.
What is an LLM?
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The kind of AI behind chat assistants, explained without the jargon: what it is, how it produces text, and where it falls short.
How transformers work
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The neural network design that powers almost every modern language model, and the one idea, attention, that made it work.
Machine learning vs deep learning
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Two terms people use interchangeably that are not the same. How they nest, and what actually changed with "deep".
What are AI agents?
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The step from a model that answers questions to one that takes actions on your behalf, and why that step is harder than it sounds.
Open weights vs closed models
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Whether a model's trained parameters are public or locked behind an API changes who controls it, where it runs, and what you can do with it.
Inference and hosting
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Training builds the model once. Inference is every time you actually use it, and hosting is the infrastructure that keeps it fast.
How AI models are trained
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The process that turns a random network into something useful: read a lot, adjust, repeat, then teach it to behave.
What are tokens?
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Models do not see words. They see tokens, the fragments that pricing, context limits, and speed are all measured in.
What is a context window?
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The model's working memory: how much text it can hold in mind at once, and why it seems to forget once you go past it.
What is fine-tuning?
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Taking a capable general model and training it a little more on your own examples to make it better at one specific job.
What is RAG?
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Letting a model look things up. Instead of answering from frozen memory, it fetches the relevant text first, then answers from that.
What are parameters?
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The billions of numbers a model learns during training, and what a label like "7B" or "70B" is really telling you.
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