Episode 1 of 10
What is a language model?
A language model writes the most likely next words, based on patterns in the text it was trained on.
Check yourself
A colleague asks a chat tool about the delivery terms agreed with one customer. The tool has no access to your files. What comes back?
Without your sources the model only has patterns from its training text. It writes likely words, not your facts.
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01 · Basic
How AI really works
From 'what is a language model' to 'why our ChatGPT pilot did not stick', in ten 40-second episodes. No hype, one idea each.
0:37Ep. 1What is a language model?
0:37Ep. 2Why AI sounds so sure
0:41Ep. 3What is RAG?
0:38Ep. 4Searching by meaning
0:41Ep. 5Ask your own documents
0:38Ep. 6Chatbot or agent?
0:39Ep. 7A human at the controls
0:39Ep. 8Fine-tuning or your own documents?
0:36Ep. 9Where does your model run?
0:38Ep. 10Why the ChatGPT pilot did not stick
After this series you can:
- You recognise an answer without a source as a guess, and ask for the source.
- You choose per task whether lookup, fine-tuning or an agent fits, and where the approval sits.
- You ask a supplier pointed questions about access rights, location and oversight.