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The emergence of Large Language Models (LLMs) over the past few years has been nothing short of revolutionary. Models such as GPT-3, LLaMA, PaLM, Mistral, and their numerous open-source and proprietary descendants have demonstrated an astonishing ability to understand and generate human-like text, write code, translate languages, summarize complex documents, answer nuanced questions, and even engage in creative storytelling. What began as research curiosities confined to academic laboratories has rapidly become the foundational infrastructure for a new generation of applications: intelligent chatbots, automated content creation tools, personalized tutors, legal document analyzers, medical reasoning assistants, and countless domain-specific systems that were previously unimaginable without enormous teams of human experts. Yet beneath the seemingly magical fluency of these models lies a sophisticated, and often misunderstood, training and adaptation process. The base models that power services like ChatGPT or Claude are not born knowing how to follow instructions, avoid harmful outputs, or specialize in narrow fields such as finance, law, or biology. That capability is deliberately engineered through a sequence of techniques collectively referred to as alignment and fine-tuning. These methods transform raw predictive engines-models originally trained to simply guess the next word in a sentence on internet-scale text-into reliable, safe, and task-specific assistants that can be trusted in real-world settings.

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