The article discusses the need for new users of large language models (LLMs) to utilize different database systems tailored for their specific requirements. It emphasizes that traditional databases may not suffice for the unique challenges posed by LLMs, necessitating innovative approaches to data storage and retrieval. The author advocates for the exploration of alternative database technologies to enhance performance and efficiency in LLM applications.

The article discusses the optimal input data formats for large language models (LLMs), highlighting the importance of structured data in enhancing model performance and accuracy. It evaluates various formats and their implications on data processing efficiency and model training.