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Neural Networks Explained: How Layered Processing Mimics Human Thought
Neural networks learn by adjusting internal weights through repeated error correction, creating a system that improves without explicit programming instructions.
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Neural networks learn by adjusting internal weights through repeated error correction, creating a system that improves without explicit programming instructions.

Fine-tuning changes model weights to learn patterns, while retrieval-augmented generation keeps weights static and fetches facts at query time to ensure accuracy.