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LLM (Large Language Models)
Disruptive technologies in our daily lives
Have you ever used a chatbot on a website to solve a question? Or noticed how product recommendations in your favorite online store seem to match your tastes? These are examples of how LLMs are transforming our daily experience with disruptive technology.
What are LLMs (Large Language Models)?
LLMs (Large Language Models) are Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems designed to understand and generate human language. They use large volumes of data and advanced algorithms to provide solutions and create relevant content in a variety of applications, thanks to their natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning capabilities.
What are LLMs for?
LLMs can transform industries by improving efficiency, productivity, and creativity. Some of their most noteworthy applications are:
Large Language Models provide quick and precise answers to queries from users. They solve technical problems, guide through complex procedures, and offer personalized assistance 24 hours a day.
They facilitate writing, summary of texts, and automatic translation. Media and marketing companies use them to generate high-quality content.
They simulate conversations and real-world situations, creating an interactive learning environment. They are useful for training in communication and problem solving skills, preparing teams for the professions of the future.
They help researchers to find and summarize relevant information quickly. They carry out advanced searches and generate hypotheses based on existing data.
In e-commerce, entertainment, and education platforms, LLMs personalize the user's experience with recommendations based on their preferences and behaviors.
LLM-based platforms
Large Language Models are changing the way in which we interact with technology, driving a variety of platforms and tools that adapt to different needs.
Large Language Models are changing the way in which we interact with technology, driving a variety of platforms and tools that adapt to different needs.
ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI, is a language model designed for conversational interaction. Able to answer questions, generate text, and assist in complex tasks, it is used in customer service, education, and generation of ideas.
Gemini, created by Google DeepMind, is an AI platform that uses LLM to generate context, assist in technical tasks, and offer contextual responses to complex questions. Its adaptability makes it useful for professionals from various industries.
Copilot is an AI tool that optimizes productivity in professional tasks. It acts as a smart assistant, suggesting next steps and solutions based on the context, and facilitating tasks such as the writing of reports and data analysis.
Alexa, developed by Amazon, is a virtual assistant that uses LLM to interact with users through voice commands. As well as controlling smart devices, managing calendars, and playing music, it is integrated with apps and services to offer a versatile experience.
How do large language models work?
LLMs are powered by artificial neural networks, inspired by the human brain. These networks process and generate text by analyzing language patterns to replicate human language comprehension and production with high accuracy.
LLM training process
Advantages of language models in the energy industry
LLMs are revolutionizing several industries, including energy. Their ability to analyze and process large volumes of data with a high degree of accuracy and relevance is opening up new opportunities to improve business efficiency and competitiveness. Their main advantages are:
Repsol and LLMs
At Repsol, the adoption of advanced technologies such as Artificial Intelligence is crucial for our digital transformation. Some of our key projects are:
IndesIA: driving the digital transformation
We are part of IndesIA, the first data economy and AI consortium in the industrial sector in Spain. Together with Gestamp, Navantia, Técnicas Reunidas, Telefónica, and Microsoft, we seek to promote the digitalization and optimization of processes, integrating more companies and sectors.
Commercialization of ARIA: innovation in big data
We have launched ARIA, our big data and AI cloud platform. Initially developed for internal use, it now helps other companies deploy and accelerate the use of big data and AI, demonstrating our capacity for innovation.
Training in data and IA: collaborating with ISDI
Since 2020, we have been collaborating with the ISDI digital business school to offer training in data and AI. This program has trained more than 500 employees, advancing our digital transformation and advanced data management.
Implementation of Copilot: Generative IA for employees
With the introduction of Copilot, a generative AI tool, we have succeeded not only in optimizing the work of our employees, but also in increasing their productivity. During the pilot phase, Copilot facilitated tasks such as searches and document summaries, allowing them to manage their time more efficiently. In addition, this technology has freed up more than 2 hours of work per person per week, which they can dedicate to higher-value activities, boosting their overall performance.
Generative AI Competence Center: innovation in the energy sector
We have created the first Generative AI Competence Center in the European energy sector. This center explores and maximizes the potential of generative AI to drive our digital transformation and strengthen our position as an innovation leader within the energy industry.
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