Classification doesn't need the biggest model: matching complexity to task and cost
js_craft_hq · x · 2026-10-20
A shared article argues classification tasks shouldn't default to the most complex model: the right choice ranges from general-purpose LLMs down to lighter approaches and even BagOfWords, depending on the task, cost and required complexity.
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