// Technology

LLM
Using a language model in your own software

A language model can read documents, retrieve information and prepare text. We choose the model and set-up that fit the task and the data.

How we use it
Illustration: the orange Tulipsoft figure builds with LLM while the blue client watches

// What it is

What is LLM?

An LLM (large language model) is an AI model that understands and produces language. It can read, summarise, write, classify and reason. The best-known examples are Claude and GPT, but there are also open models you can run yourself.

// Use

How we use it

  • A model per task

    A heavyweight model for complex work, a lighter model for high volumes. We test quality, speed and cost.

  • Working with your own knowledge

    With retrieval, the model first searches the sources you make available. The answer can then refer back to those sources.

  • Limiting data

    We determine which data may go to which model and which hosting option fits.

// More technology

What else we build with

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