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Bridging Knowledge and Reasoning: The Role of Large Language Models in AI Evolution
Mudra Gupta (Lovely Professional University), Dibyahash Bordoloi (Graphic Era University), Peraschi Selvan Subramanian, Poornima Ediga, Mina Kumari (KR Mangalam University), N Sandhya (Dayananda Sagar Academy of Technology and Management)
Résumé : Large Language Models, which unify large knowledge representation with sophisticated reasoning capability, would continue to drive the rapid development of artificial intelligence. These models go beyond pattern recognition and combine contextual knowledge, factual basis and adaptability to problems. The new paradigm puts language as the connecting point of both humans-like thinking and machine learning and allows systems to acquire intent and form relationships and come up with consistent insights, cross-domain. Greater architectural sophistication, multi- modal learning and learning with auditory devices enhance a stronger alignment between learning and logical inference. With the ongoing increase in the goals of LLMs, they affect the scientific discovery, decision support, and automated content creation and provoke the critical debate on transparency, reliability, and ethical deployment. Their discussion on the knowledge structuring and reasoning provides a more thorough insight into what AI intelligence will be in the future as machines will be able to examine information, defend their output, and help people understand by being responsible. This trend is a revolutionary development of AI that can significantly work together in complex cognitive activities.