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In this episode, we dive into how Gemma and Granite are stepping into the business world—handling everything from marketing tasks to customer service inquiries with surprising skill.

On this episode of AI Now, AI Expert Mike Stute dives deeper into the world of Small Language Models (SLM)

Listen to our latest episode on 2 different Small Language Models from our expert Mike Stute!

Join AI Expert, Mike Stute, and host to dive deeper into Super Intelligent Agents!

Learn more about Generalized Intelligence Agents during this sub 5-minute podcast episode hosted by AI Expert, Mike Stute!

In this episode of AI Now!, host Mike Stute from CCG explores the power of small language models. They discuss how techniques like model distillation allow smaller AI models to retain much of the knowledge and capability of their larger counterparts while being faster, more efficient, and capable of running on local hardware. The conversation highlights the advantages of smaller models in terms of speed, security, and accessibility, challenging the assumption that bigger always means better in AI.

In this episode of AI Now!, we dive into the concept of "parameters" in Large Language Models (LLMs) with Mike. We break down how parameters function as the "brain size" of an LLM, determining its ability to learn, store, and synthesize complex information.

Through real-time examples with Deepseek R1, a model with 605 billion parameters, we explore how LLMs generate detailed historical summaries, understand nuanced cultural contexts, and even create custom recipes without live web searches.

Tune in to uncover how these massive networks transform numbers into knowledge and whether models really need to be that big to be effective!

In our last episode, we demystified what Large Language Models are. Today, we're pulling back the curtain to explore how these incredible AI systems are actually trained. 

Welcome back to another episode of AI Now! Today, we're diving deep into Large Language Models, or LLMs, the tech powering tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude.