“Every SME should eventually fine-tune, post-train their own model if they can afford to, build one from the ground up, especially if they're in a very narrow domain. It's not that expensive to build a small language that caters to the needs of your customers.”

Nick Kairinos · AI in the UK · Nik Kairinos from RAIDS AI on Why AI Goes Rogue

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advocates that SMEs fine-tune or post-train their own narrow-domain model rather than rely on frontier providers

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