nuance

This type of leaner LLM could be stored and accessed locally on a device like a phone or laptop and could provide performance nearly as accurate and nuanced as an uncompressed version.

At the same time, the data has its nuances: “That period features very low income levels. It is questionable whether this can be generalized to the current period.”

Younger people are taking a more rational and nuanced review of all energy, and they’re coming to the same conclusion: Yeah, nuclear checks all the boxes,” Pittman said.

Research has long since disproved this association in terms of mental health and the situation is nuanced for addiction.

The survey highlighted how people with disabilities and women might have nuanced requirements from footpaths and that tailoring improvements to meet their needs could enhance accessibility and equity.