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 ## Introduction
 
-After some time away, we are back! This time, we are going to understand the idea of modelling human language through the framework of Machine Learning. More specifically, we are going to try to understand and implement the most widely known and the most commercialized method of application for this task is the Large Language Model. 
+After some time away, we are back! This time, we are going to understand the idea of modelling human language through the framework of Machine Learning. More specifically, in this first of a four-part series of blog posts, we are going to try to understand and implement the most widely known and the most commercialized method of application for this task is the Large Language Model. 
 
 This is basically a term for a machine learning model having many parameters that attempts to model human (or natural) language.