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How Large Language Models Actually Work

A plain-language explanation of how LLMs process and generate text, without oversimplifying or overclaiming.

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15+ years of experience · Ex-Apple

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Ajay Prajapat

AI Systems Architect

  • 15+ years of experience
  • Ex-Apple

AI Systems Architect with 15+ years of experience, including building production GenAI systems — RAG pipelines, AI agents, prompt engineering and GenAI architecture. His sessions are hands-on: expect real workflows, live builds and honest trade-offs, not slideware.

Skills & expertise

  • AI-assisted Development
  • Full-stack Development
  • AI Agents
  • RAG & MCP
  • System Design
  • Project Reviews
  • Prompt Engineering
  • GenAI Architecture

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What this session would cover

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  1. 1Tokens: how text is broken into pieces
  2. 2Next-token prediction and why it produces fluent text
  3. 3Training and fine-tuning in plain language
  4. 4Context windows and why models forget earlier information
  5. 5Why LLMs hallucinate and what that means for users
  6. 6What LLMs are and are not good at

Who it's for

  • • Anyone who uses AI tools and wants to understand them
  • • Students and professionals without a maths background

You'd leave with

  • A plain-language understanding of LLMs
  • Better intuition for when to trust output
  • Clearer expectations of AI tools