An AI model, or artificial intelligence model, is a computer program designed to learn from large datasets and identify patterns, allowing it to make predictions or decisions on new data without explicit programming, essentially mimicking human intelligence to perform specific tasks based on the information it has been trained on.

An provider is the company or organization that creates and maintains an AI model such as Meta, Google or OpenAI.

An AI model, or artificial intelligence model, is a computer program designed to learn from large datasets and identify patterns, allowing it to make predictions or decisions on new data without explicit programming, essentially mimicking human intelligence to perform specific tasks based on the information it has been trained on.

Some providers create and maintain multiple models.

There are many ways to prompt an AI model depending on the use, always remember to be as descriptive as possible of what you are looking for, what language you want the code written in, what library you want used, what kind of environment you are looking to generate in a photo, all of the little details matter. But also remember, when your conversation gets too long, sometimes its best to start a new conversation with your latest revision or version to avoid errors and extraordinary hallucination.

The best AI model is the one which works best for your task, with a provider which has a data retention policy which aligns with your use case. If you are coding you might find Anthropic’s Claude series models useful, if you are analyzing video and audio for transcribing you might find Google Gemini excels, if you are generating images you might like Open AI’s Dall-E models or Stability AI’s Stable Diffusion useful.