> it does mean they're about "language" rather than knowledge Not really. It was invented because they were trained on natural language corpuses. It wasn't a d

> it does mean they're about "language" rather than knowledge Not really. It was invented because they were trained on natural language corpuses. It wasn't a deep, philosophical concept. It continues to be used for models that are doing completely non-languagy stuff, such as robotics, although I expect the growing use of 'foundation model' or some other less-confusing term will likely replace it.