What terms do you use to refer to chatbots? LLM (Large Language Model)? Or AI (Artificial Intelligence)?

[Another Iori]

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[skramz]

i prefer "the antichrist"

 

[Zerohour2k12]

Could go for both, but LLM when in a technical view. Even Neuro-sama refers to itself/herself as A.I. being based of an LLM.

 

[Morgan Katarn]

pointless clanker trash.

 

[PacGuy]

I yell some pretty awful things at my Alexa.

Don't get me wrong I like AI, I'm just not a good person. They will come for me when Skynet becomes aware.

 

[Waffles's iconWaffles]

Bot/AI.

 

[arkasth]

Yeah, both are correct, just at different levels. AI is the general term, while LLM is the specific technology behind modern chatbots. So in casual conversation people say AI, but in a technical context LLM is more precise.

 

[thumbsdown]

Mostly LLM, but it depends on the context/interlocutor.

 

[Ezri_Muldoon]

AI, Because artificial intelligence as a term has been around since the 60's.
A Large Language Model is merely a method of attempting to create an AI.

Neuro-sama is an AI

No one refers to her as an LLM grafted onto automated OSU player