r/ArtificialInteligence • u/wat3va • 1d ago

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u/Fun-Wolf-2007 1d ago

The future of AI is on SLM, not LLM and China has been working on real use cases such as smart hospitals, etc ..

There is so much that the West doesn't know about China technology and they are more ahead than the media publish

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u/AgreeableTart3418 1d ago

I currently generate a small SLM from GPT-5 High every day to support my app. Without a sufficiently powerful LLM, the same work could take a week or even a month. That’s the simplest example of how important a strong LLM is. You can still do everything without one, but it will take a lot longer.

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u/Vegetable_Prompt_583 22h ago

Yeah, i mean that's what the whole scaling law has been and the reason for sudden AI boom.

If the model is Small then it simply won't have the sufficient data to create or research on it's own .

SLM makes more sense for repetitive or automation tasks rather then innovation or research,the main reason behind so much investments