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Even though the flashiest LLMs keep getting bigger and more powerful, there are still smaller large

Even though the flashiest LLMs keep getting bigger and more powerful, there are still smaller large language models—or small language models—that are more than capable of working effectively in the real world. [Zapier blog]( [Log in]( App tips What are small language models? Large language models (LLMs) are getting bigger and more powerful every day. But their little siblings—small language models (SLMs)—are faster, more affordable, and can run on any device. It's worth understanding the difference between LLMs and SLMs, so here, we'll look at how small language models work, what they're best for, and why you shouldn't pick them last at recess. [Start small](   [Register for ZapConnect]( Register for ZapConnect September 26 | Virtual | Free Join us for our annual user conference, designed to help you elevate your automation and achieve your business goals. Plus, hear HubSpot co-founder and CTO Dharmesh Shah speak about how AI is reshaping the way we work. [Register now](     Recommended reading from the Zapier blog team Automation 5 ways to automate Cognito Forms with Zapier [Streamline your forms]( Marketing tips How Google AI Overview impacts 20 industries [See the data]( App comparisons Smartsheet vs. Excel: Which should you use? [Read the showdown]( Automation 4 ways to automate OnceHub with Zapier [Automate your booking]( Got a question? [Send us a message]( © 2024 Zapier, Inc. All rights reserved. 548 Market St #62411, San Francisco, CA 94104-5401 You received this email because you're subscribed to the Zapier Blog & Newsletter. Want to unsubscribe or change which emails you receive? [Update your email preferences]( [Privacy policy]( | [Contact us](

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