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Most AI routing in production doesn’t need an LLM. Here’s a CPU only approach, with a live workshop on Oct 30

a pattern i keep running into: a company needs to sort incoming requests (claims, tickets, documents), someone wires up a large model to do it, and it works until latency, cost and the odd broken response show up in production. there’s a workshop on Oct 30 that builds the alternative, a router that…

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  1. 2026-10-21 19:11 · r/LanguageTechnology
    Most AI routing in production doesn’t need an LLM. Here’s a CPU only approach, with a live workshop on Oct 30

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