Understanding Large Language Models

What does LLM stand for?

• Large Language Model

• Little Language Machine

• Logical Language Method

• Linear Learning Module

How can you think of an LLM?

• A simple calculator

• A super-smart computer brain

• A basic search engine

• A regular computer

Unlike a simple search engine, what can an LLM do?

• Generate new information

• Store large amounts of data

• Perform physical tasks

• Access the internet directly

What is one key difference between Google Search and an LLM?

• Google Search shows you existing web pages

• An LLM can create brand new text from scratch

How do LLMs think compared to simple tools?

• LLMs think more like a helpful assistant than a simple tool.

• LLMs think like a calculator.

• LLMs think like a search engine.

• LLMs think like a simple tool.

Specific prompts are better than vague prompts because:

• they provide clear guidance and expectations.

• they allow for more creative freedom.

• they are easier to ignore.

• they require less effort to understand.

Why is it important to always check the information when using AI?

• To ensure accuracy and reliability

• To save time

• To avoid using AI

• To make AI decisions faster

LLMs should be used according to the responsible AI use guidelines.

• To replace human decision-making entirely

• To assist and expand human decision-making

• To operate without any human oversight

• To be used in any situation without restrictions

What does it mean to be curious and critical in the context of responsible AI use?

• It means to blindly trust AI systems.

• It means to question and evaluate AI systems.

• It means to ignore AI systems.

• It means to use AI systems without understanding them.

What is the corrected phrase for 'Practice makes perfect'?

• Practice makes improvement

• Practice makes permanent

• Practice makes progress

• Practice makes mastery