Hey Iโm Nifasath!
> Prev @cmu@cerebras@agilent@ibm
> Backend & ML Infra Engineer with experience building AI systems around messy workflows, sprawling data, and mission critical infrastructure
> Looking for my next role - DMs open, intros appreciated
im seeing a lot of interesting use cases for jev but most people are using it wrong. stop treating it like a faster cheaper llm call.
what you should actually be using it for
- fast classification & routing at scale
- tool selection, retry/stop, risk scoring
- guardrail layer between your llm and the user
- basically any decision where the answers are known upfront and you need a calibrated pick
@Trace_Cohen@Muse@Chase@Plaid@Adobe as much as I appreciate tools like muse and instinct a basic budgeting app can do this and some even track down and cancel unnecessary subscriptions
Guys and Girl nerds, the tiny 500m-1.2B models trained for a single task are taking off cause they are dirt cheap to run and do that task better then frontier models.
Us Local AI folks can run AND train these at home. (I will soon)
Actually โ๏ธ๐ค For a training a highly specialized 1B model, 1,000 to 5,000 high-quality, varied examples are often enough to achieve frontier-level performance on that specific task. Not 50,000 to 1 million like with big models.
Checkout this blog article by @ liquidai where they talk about their tiny task models.
"LFM2-Extract โ A 350M and 1.2B multilingual models for data extraction from unstructured text, like turning invoice emails into JSON objects.
LFM2โ350MโENJPโMT โ ย A 350M model for bidirectional English โ Japanese translation.
LFM2โ1.2BโRAG โ A 1.2B model optimized for longโcontext question answering in RAG pipelines.
LFM2โ1.2BโTool โ A 1.2B model built for function calling and agentic tool use.
LFM2โ350MโMath โ ย A 350M reasoning model for solving mathematical problems.
Luth-LFM2 โ An additional community-driven series of French fine-tunes to enable general-purpose assistants for on-device chat."
Read more here: https://t.co/GqsOAhUD3C