
Is the fine-tuning effort worth more than few-shot prompting?

A young pediatrician and a renowned physician, who would treat a baby’s caught better?
Although both are doctors and can treat a child’s cough, a pediatrician is a specialist who can better diagnose a baby, isn’t it?
This is what fine-tuning does to smaller models. They make the tiny, weaker models solve specific problems better than the giants, which claim to do everything under…
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