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    <summary>A new benchmark compares ten LLMs with 26 embedding models across 37 tasks. The results show why companies should decide carefully which work a language model does.</summary>
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    <title>Why business agents make a strong case for small language models</title>
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    <summary>Business workflows contain many recurring, well-defined tasks. Specialised models could make these steps cheaper to run and easier to control.</summary>
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    <author><name>Lukas Bierling</name></author>
    <summary>Finding a related document is only the beginning. Research on specialised rerankers shows how compact models can learn to judge whether a passage actually helps answer a question.</summary>
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