Large Language Models (LLMs), while adept at text generation, face limitations when applied to business decision-making due to a lack of understanding of specific operational constraints and regulations. A Boston Consulting Group report reveals that only a small percentage of AI users successfully incorporate AI in core business functions. Domain-specific generative models can be developed to address these constraints effectively, enabling better automation and intelligence in business decisions. These models require smaller datasets, making them more cost-effective and practical for organizations aiming for AI-driven solutions in core business areas.
While LLMs generate coherent text, they lack a native understanding of business rules, regulatory policies, and operational constraints. This makes them insufficient for real-world decision-making processes that require structured optimization beyond language synthesis.
As image-based generative models generate images instead of text, domain-specific generative models can be trained to learn operational constraints and develop optimal business strategies, offering structured decision-making capabilities beyond descriptive outputs.
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