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Diversified AI Models

The focus is shifting from large language models (LLMs) to a more diverse set of AI models, including smaller, specialized models, multimodal models, and agentic AI.

Detailed Analysis

While LLMs remain valuable for certain applications, enterprises are recognizing the need for a more diverse AI toolkit. Smaller language models (SLMs) trained on curated datasets offer greater efficiency for specific tasks. Multimodal models, capable of processing and generating various data types, expand AI's capabilities beyond text. Agentic AI, focused on task execution, promises to transform work and life by automating discrete actions. "There is no one-size-fits-all approach to AI. There are going to be models of all sizes and purpose-built options-that's one of our key beliefs in AI strategy."

Context Signals

Increased enterprise exploration of LLMs (up to 70% of organizations) Challenges related to data quality and access for AI training Emergence of open-source SLMs and multimodal models

Edge

The rise of agentic AI could lead to a future where "there's an agent for that," automating a wide range of tasks and transforming workflows. Liquid neural networks, with their flexibility and efficiency, could enable AI deployment in edge devices and safety-critical systems.
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But leading organizations are already considering AI's next chapter. Instead of relying on foundation models built by large players in AI, which may be more powerful and built on more data than needed, enterprises are now thinking about implementing multiple, smaller models that can be more efficient for business requirements.