@svpino: How to match the complexity of the problem you want to solve with the proper model. You want an inference router. In th…
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Svpino demonstrates how to use an inference router to match problem complexity with the appropriate AI model, suggesting users should stop interacting with models directly.
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How to match the complexity of the problem you want to solve with the proper model.
You want an inference router.
In the video, I show you how simple and powerful this is.
After this, you’ll never talk directly to a model ever again. https://t.co/fAsmwPDZTE
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