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No. A language model can generate text without accessing websites. Browsing requires an application feature or tool that retrieves information and supplies it to the model.
How does an LLM process a user’s prompt?
Is looking up a website part of every prompt?
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No. Applications may select, summarize, or truncate earlier messages to fit the available context. What appears in the interface may exceed what a particular request includes.
Depending on the application, an oversized input may be rejected, shortened, or summarized. Developers should handle these cases explicitly so important instructions or evidence are not silently lost.
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