One reason artificial intelligence-based chatbots have taken the world by storm in recent months is because they can generate or finesse text for a variety of purposes, whether it\u2019s to create an ad campaign or write a resume.<\/p>\n
These chatbots are powered by large language model (LLM) algorithms, which can mimic human intelligence and create textual content as well as audio, video, images, and computer code. LLMs are a\u00a0type of artificial intelligence trained on a massive trove of articles, books, or internet-based resouerces and other input to produce human-like responses to natural\u00a0language\u00a0inputs.<\/p>\n
A growing number of tech firms have unveiled generative AI tools based on LLMs for business use to automate application tasks. For example, Microsoft last week rolled out<\/a> to a limited number of users a chatbot based on OpenAI\u2019s ChatGPT; it’s embedded in Microsoft 365 and can automate CRM and ERP application functions.<\/p>\n