A recent survey from Amazon, published on arXiv.org, explores the capabilities of Small Language Models (SLMs) ranging from 1 to 8 billion parameters. The survey, which reviews around 160 papers, demonstrates that these smaller models can match or even outperform larger language models (LLMs) in certain tasks. The research highlights the potential of SLMs as a cost-effective and efficient alternative to LLMs, offering insights into general-purpose SLMs, task-specific SLMs, and techniques for creating SLMs. This shift towards smaller models is seen as a way to balance performance, efficiency, scalability, and cost, providing a pathway for AI innovation in various sectors including enterprise applications, healthcare, and cybersecurity.
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