Show Notes
Let's discover the rise of local Small Language Models (SLMs), contrasting them with their larger, internet-dependent counterparts - LLMs. We discuss real-world applications like Google Maps, in-browser neural networks, and Apple Photos, examining the benefits of local installation for speed, reliability, privacy, and cost, and address the challenges and opportunities for engineers in this evolving landscape. — Continue listening to The Prompt Desk Podcast for everything LLM & GPT, Prompt Engineering, Generative AI, and LLM Security. Check out PromptDesk.ai for an open-source prompt management tool. Check out Brad’s AI Consultancy at bradleyarsenault.me Add Justin Macorin and Bradley Arsenault on LinkedIn.
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