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Chapter 6: Context Windows
- Context windows include all information sent into the LLM, including system prompts, user messages, and all other types of messages.
- The LLM does not literally have access to the contents of the context window, and can forget what's in the current context.
- Putting information in different places makes a difference to recall.
- Context has length limits. Longer context changes the behaviour of the LLM.
- Different LLMs treat context differently, based on their training.