Justified, grounded grasp of what is so.
Greek
ἐπιστήμη (epistēmē)
Sanskrit
jñāna / pramāṇa
Plato distinguishes knowledge from mere opinion; the Theaetetus probes 'justified true belief'.
Classical epistemology debates the valid means of knowing (pramāṇa).
Where do these traditions agree, and where do they genuinely part? Open the editor to write the comparison in your own words.
A model is not a database; it is a statistical portrait of text and can be confidently wrong — see hallucination.
Defined plainly: Model · Hallucination