Text Generation
A technology in which Large Language Models (LLMs) understand context to automatically generate natural, human-like text. Beyond simply completing sentences, it can execute complex instructions or write creative content and code.
Detailed explanation
Why it matters in tool selection
Text generation tools dramatically lower the cost of content production and solve the frustration of starting from a 'blank page'. However, in a business environment, 'factual writing' is more critical than just 'fluent writing'. Therefore, when choosing a tool, you must verify the model's ability to suppress hallucinations, its domain-specific expertise, and a secure environment (such as a Private LLM) that can safely integrate internal corporate data.
What to check
- The frequency of hallucinations (information distortion) and whether RAG is supported to verify them
- The ability to adjust tone and manner aligned with brand guidelines
- Understanding of the unique context and cultural nuances of the Korean language
- The context window size to grasp long contexts without interruption
Use cases
Representative use cases go beyond simple 'blog post writing' to summarizing dozens of pages of technical documents to extract core insights, or automatically generating thousands of customized product descriptions based on product specification sheet data. Recently, it is also widely used in the form of AI copilots that analyze customer consultation logs to automatically draft reply proposals, assisting agents in their work.
Confusing terms
Natural Language Understanding (NLU)
Focuses on the technology to analyze and classify the intent and meaning of text (reading).
Natural Language Generation (NLG)
Refers to the technology to express analyzed meanings or data in human language (writing), and is a broader concept encompassing text generation.