Prompting
The ability of a model to accept and reason over very large inputs in a single request, now commonly hundreds of thousands to 1 million or more tokens.
The ability of a model to accept and reason over very large inputs in a single request, now commonly hundreds of thousands to 1 million or more tokens. It lets you pass whole codebases, long documents, or hours of transcripts directly instead of chunking them through retrieval. Google's Gemini docs note that accuracy drops when a task needs many facts rather than one, that putting the query at the end of a long prompt helps, and that context caching is the main lever for keeping repeated long prompts affordable.
Primary source: ai.google.dev
Example
In practice, developers reach for Long Context when they need the capability described above as part of an AI feature or workflow.
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FAQ
The ability of a model to accept and reason over very large inputs in a single request, now commonly hundreds of thousands to 1 million or more tokens.
Long Context sits in the Prompting part of the AI stack. Understanding it helps you make better decisions when building, debugging, and shipping AI features.
Developers Digest publishes tutorials and videos that cover Prompting topics including Long Context. Check the blog and YouTube channel for hands-on walkthroughs.
Related
The finding that language models use information at the beginning or end of a long prompt much better than information buried in the middle.
A jailbreak is a prompt written to get a model to produce output its safety training is meant to refuse.
A model trained to give a response a single score that predicts how much a human would prefer it.

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