Large Language Model (LLM)

Why it matters

In business systems, an LLM is usually one component inside a larger architecture that also includes data access, rules, permissions, logging and user experience.

What to look for in a real system

The term is only useful when it connects to a real workflow. Buyers should ask what data is involved, what happens when the system is uncertain, how permissions are enforced, how failures are handled, and how the result is measured.

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