Large Language Model (LLM)

A class of generative AI models trained on large text corpora to generate, complete or transform natural language; in the guidance LLMs are described in order to map data protection obligations to model design, training and runtime behaviours. The definition highlights LLMs' capacity for prompt‑based inference and risks such as unintended disclosure of personal data.

An important subset of generative AI characterized by large-scale neural models trained on vast text corpora to perform a wide range of language tasks. The vision highlights LLMs because of their broad capabilities, accessibility, and relevance to public‑sector use and risks.

A large language model (LLM) is defined as a neural network model trained on large corpora of text, typically used for language generation and understanding; the Plan specifically targets development milestones for Turkish LLMs and related measurement frameworks.

AI models trained on vast datasets capable of generating human-like text, specifically regulated under the provincial measures for local industrial integration.