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Advice for AI engineers 💡 A small Visual Language Model fine-tuned on your custom dataset is as accurate as GPT-5... ... and costs 50 times less. For example, LFM2.5-VL-1.6B by Liquid AI running locally at full speed with llama.cpp ↓

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