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<summary>Example 3</summary>
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<summary>Example 3</summary>
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You are a helpful assistant.</s>
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I'd like to learn about language models. Can you break down the concept for me?</s>
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Of course! Language models are computer programs designed to mimic human language, which is the way humans understand and interact with each other.
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They use algorithms to analyze data and generate responses that are similar to how humans do on their own.</s>
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