Glossary / General

large language models

8 Episode Mentions

Too Afraid to Ask

Large language models are AI that can understand what someone types and respond in a human-like way. In this context, they help dealerships answer customers quickly so leads don’t cool off.

Technical Definition

Large language models (LLMs) are AI systems trained to understand and generate text, which can be used to answer customer questions in natural language. Here, they’re positioned as the foundation for dealership AI that responds on behalf of the store, improving timeliness and consistency.

Hear It Discussed

"I think they're really dry, and there's a lot of like systems that are using, looms, large language models and they're getting there to be a lot more conversational."
Why Does Every New Car Feel Like a Smartphone? Talking Cars (MP3) 10:05

"I basically use the chatbot, the large language models, and I spoke to them in natural language 127.1s and I asked the same questions. And, you know, I asked, what's the most reliable 3-row SUV?"
Why AI Can't Help You Buy Your Next Car: Ep 126 The AutoGuide Show 02:01

"[1853.5s] because you can't train 30 different agents [1855.4s] in different machine learning language [1857.2s] with large language models and say"
“CRM Is Broken!” Why Static Workflows Kill Deals (And How to Engage with Shoppers In Real Time) | Matt Leone, CEO of DriveCentric Car Dealership Guy Podcast 30:55