showcase LLM Domains - Showcase Thread

[Andreas B.]

The more I hope that gpt domains have a future, as I hold some of them myself,
I have to ask: what if OpenAI wins its trial at the US Patent & Trademark authority?!

What if we cannot hold & sale our gpt domains for profit?!


What is the alternative?!

Next to AI, it is LLM (large-language model).

LLM is called the technology, which OpenAI, Google and others use.


I made a quick whois lookup and found that many good ...LLM domains are already regged.

The term "large language model" has over 2 billion search results at google.


I hold
pictureLLM.com


Do you hold any?

 

[Arjun Oli]

This is the first time I've noticed "LLM" trending on Twitter.

 

[Andreas B.]

RNN, LSTM, and GRU are neural networks too and NP members didn't talk about these. I don't know if I should register more. Someone registered OpenLLM, nice one.

That's a really nice one.

If you look at this chart, you will know why LLM.

It is the umbrella term for everything " neural networks / machine learning ".

Even GPT is just a subterm.

 

[Jay]

Also..m Don't forget that "LLM" also stands for "Master of Laws"!

Thank you for posting this! This is actually why I still own LLM.INFO!

Of all the luck, this dang .info I've held onto for years may finally get some use... just in a way I never imagined

 

[Centauri]

Well, not so fast.
First we have to wait for the verdict of the authority, then we can make appropriate conclusions.

However, it is never wrong to have ones eyes on alternatives/ important Keywords.

 

[Andreas B.]

I possess only a small number,
LLM. Engineer
LLM. Engineering
CreativeLLM .Com
Obtaining LLM keywords with the .com extension is becoming increasingly difficult to find. Let's see what happens.

Totally.
Few weeks ago there were much more available.

Now, all good I can think of are gone.

Shows the dedicated interest in this keyword.

Was about time, to start a thread : )

 

[MustaAras]

LLM .vc

Look forward for the first sell to drop under this thread.

 

[Arjun Oli]

 

[Andreas B.]

a small summary:


LLM is the umbrella term for everything " neural networks / machine learning ".

Even GPT is just a subterm.

The roots of the technology go back to the 50s/60s, "with the creation of the first-ever chatbot, Eliza.
Designed by MIT researcher Joseph Weizenbaum, Eliza was a simple program that used pattern recognition to simulate human conversation (...).
Though Eliza was far from perfect, it marked the beginning of research (...) and the development of more sophisticated LLMs."
https://www.scribbledata.io/large-language-models-history-evolutions-and-future/

Large Language Models were further developed by various different universities & research institutes,
showing a long history of intl., interdisciplinary research cooperations within.


The term 'Large language model' shows over 2 bio. results on google and gained a lot of popularity since the upcoming chatbot possibilities; chatGPT & Bard.

As the development of AI goes further, and its implementation into websites, information-technologies, software etc. is more than obvious,
LLM related domains could also see traction.


As always, please do your own research.

Regards

 

[branding]

I'm betting on LLMaaS. (LLM as a Service).

 

[MustaAras]

This is the first time I've noticed "LLM" trending on Twitter.
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same here, for sure it's a milestone.

 

[TheRockHopper]

llm // .academy
llm // .college
llm // .school

llmshop // .com
llmtoken // .com
llmjournal // .com

 

[ASDN]

Healthcare LLM .com
LLM Developer .com
LLM Space .com
LLM Summit .com
LLM Startup .com
LLM Tech .xyz
Business LLM .com

 

[Myles R.]

Just registered neuralllm.com, as it's built off a neural network

 

[Andreas B.]

Just registered neuralllm.com, as it's built off a neural network

I could swear I checked that and it was occupied.

But hey, congrats, how cool for you

Especially the 3 L make it special.

Cheers.

No way LLM is or will be a trademark.

If you look close, the term LLM is being used in any scientific paper, article etc. about AI / machine learning / neural networks.

Also, there is no LLM - Trademark regarding AI, machine learning.

https://www.wipo.int/portal/en/index.html

https://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=toc&state=4806:a62dtu.1.1&p_search=searchss&p_L=50&BackReference=&p_plural=yes&p_s_PARA1=&p_tagrepl~:=PARA1$LD&expr=PARA1+AND+PARA2&p_s_PARA2=LLM&p_tagrepl~:=PARA2$COMB&p_op_ALL=AND&a_default=search&a_search=Submit+Query&a_search=Submit+Query

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Additionally, and in contrast to GPT (invented & worded in 2017), there is a long history of intl. / interdisciplinary scientific reseach in the field of large-language models.


If a company would have tried to TM it, they should have done in the 70s/80s.

Now, its a) way too late, b) too many different companies, start-ups etc. have worked with this technology & its term and c) it has evolved into our daily / avg. language usage.

And just one thing about TM etc:

If you reg a domain before someones TM application, you can mostly keep it - if he cannot prove that you did it in bad faith, anticipating a TM registration from which you want to profit.

And it even grows in value.

[And as LLM is so wide-spread, no company could prove that someone knew that they are going to try to TM this term; 100% bulletproof]

Not that I think that any company would be crazy enough to try to trademark LLM and make everyone in the industry its enemy.

But hey, you never know (). - Just one more incentive for holding good LLM domains.

 

[sellian]

Just grabbed

Prompting // LLM (.) com

 

[Andreas B.]

I'm betting on LLMaaS. (LLM as a Service).

Definitely.

The hardware + computation power, to create Large Language Models, can only be offered by very few.

All others are developing applications upon it, and therefore depend on it.

 

[Andreas B.]

Ironically, back in November before using G was cool. 'She' told me that llm would be a viable and perhaps desirable alternative to ai in the names. My thinking was yes its technically more correct, but its just not as cool sounding. lol.

I think the letter G is one of the most used ones next to X or I.

LLM is way different.

But as a) GPT will be sanctioned and b) LLM is actually the umbrella term for all large language models (let them ChatGPT, Bard, or whatever),
I think that it is the most rational / meaningful alternative.

 

[Blueleaf66]

Just registered the following:

NeuroLLM.com
ProtoLLM.com
EnterLLM.com

Not sure if this was a good idea though.. Time will tell.

 

[MustaAras]

SuperLLMs.com

 

[Arjun Oli]

In my personal perspective, I believe that the LLM keyword is poised to become a significant trend in the coming years.

 

[Arjun Oli]

I possess only a small number,
LLM. Engineer
LLM. Engineering
CreativeLLM .Com
Obtaining LLM keywords with the .com extension is becoming increasingly difficult to find. Let's see what happens.

 

[Andreas B.]

It was neurallm.com that was taken (neura + llm), while i luckily registered neuralllm (neural + llm)

your version is much better!

you have the full dict. word + LLM.

And it is so good, because it resembles Neural Networks // Neural LLM.

 

[Andreas B.]

INGLES:Does anyone have any idea what price range these domains could sell for? I have several llm. For the word +"gpt" I have darkgpt.com and I already have offers. In what price range could this domain be sold without it being cheap? What if OpenAI wins its lawsuit at the US Patent and Trademark Authority and I have already sold the domain?
Español: Alguno tiene idea que rango de precios podrían venderse estos dominios? tengo varios llm. Para la palabra +"gpt" tengo darkgpt.com y ya tengo ofertas. En que rango de precio se podría vender este dominio sin que sea algo barato? Qué pasa si OpenAI gana su juicio en la autoridad de patentes y marcas registradas de EE. UU y yo ya vendí el dominio?

Good question.

In my opinion, LLM is not just some/any, but THE replacement for GPT.

> There is no other keyword from the AI / machine learning world, that is as prominent as LLM (right after GPT).

As for the case of OpenAI Trial:
1)
From my perspective, I assume that OpenAI will be granted the TM, +90%.
They were the ones who invented this term, they were the only ones who constructed an application out of it.
They always named their apps GPT (2,3 etc.).

Act. the case is clear.

ALSO, and that is what some may not understand, the US gov. & economy itself is interested in OpenAI getting its TM on it:
If not, any company in any country in the world could name its product ...GPT. - The US economy would not have anything (not a dime) from it.

So just even out of an egoistic perspective, the Trial will have one conclusion...

2)
We cannot know for how many these name would sell.
But as it is very likely that GPT cannot be used anymore by indie builders / developers, for their AI applications,
they will search for alternatives.

And that is the bet I make:
The next popular term is LLM.

If you look at AI articles, videos on youtube, you will see that this term comes very close to GPT.

Also, it has 3 digits, which is a nice coincidence.


It sounds best, if it is at the end of a good word.

But for very specific AI keywords, it may make also sense at the beginning.


Only invest what you can afford. / Do-your-own-research.

 

[Andreas B.]

I know nothing about it. So, I registered

What is LLM in com

Just try to find general / industrial relevant keywords for it.

As @gslevel did.

AI is very prominent in the field of creative artwork, photo & picture editing, development / coding, everyday usage, aso.

Good luck.