Which of the following describes Large Language Models (LLMs)?

Large Language Models (LLMs) are advanced AI systems that leverage deep learning techniques, specifically transformer architectures with self-attention mechanisms, to process and generate human-like text. Option A is incorrect because LLMs do not rely on traditional rule-based systems; they learn patterns from vast datasets. Option C is false as LLMs are designed for text processing, not limited to numerical data. Option D is also inaccurate since LLMs generate responses based on learned patterns, not static templates. Option B is correct, reflecting how LLMs, like those accessible via SAP’s Generative AI Hub, use deep learning to understand context, semantics, and generate coherent text for applications such as chatbots, translations, and content creation.