Fine-Tuning Small Language Models for Domain-Specific AI: An Edge AI Perspective

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Hauptverfasser: Aralimatti, Rakshit, Shakhadri, Syed Abdul Gaffar, KR, Kruthika, Angadi, Kartik Basavaraj
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author Aralimatti, Rakshit
Shakhadri, Syed Abdul Gaffar
KR, Kruthika
Angadi, Kartik Basavaraj
author_facet Aralimatti, Rakshit
Shakhadri, Syed Abdul Gaffar
KR, Kruthika
Angadi, Kartik Basavaraj
contents Deploying large scale language models on edge devices faces inherent challenges such as high computational demands, energy consumption, and potential data privacy risks. This paper introduces the Shakti Small Language Models (SLMs) Shakti-100M, Shakti-250M, and Shakti-500M which target these constraints headon. By combining efficient architectures, quantization techniques, and responsible AI principles, the Shakti series enables on-device intelligence for smartphones, smart appliances, IoT systems, and beyond. We provide comprehensive insights into their design philosophy, training pipelines, and benchmark performance on both general tasks (e.g., MMLU, Hellaswag) and specialized domains (healthcare, finance, and legal). Our findings illustrate that compact models, when carefully engineered and fine-tuned, can meet and often exceed expectations in real-world edge-AI scenarios.
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spellingShingle Fine-Tuning Small Language Models for Domain-Specific AI: An Edge AI Perspective
Aralimatti, Rakshit
Shakhadri, Syed Abdul Gaffar
KR, Kruthika
Angadi, Kartik Basavaraj
Machine Learning
Hardware Architecture
Computation and Language
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Deploying large scale language models on edge devices faces inherent challenges such as high computational demands, energy consumption, and potential data privacy risks. This paper introduces the Shakti Small Language Models (SLMs) Shakti-100M, Shakti-250M, and Shakti-500M which target these constraints headon. By combining efficient architectures, quantization techniques, and responsible AI principles, the Shakti series enables on-device intelligence for smartphones, smart appliances, IoT systems, and beyond. We provide comprehensive insights into their design philosophy, training pipelines, and benchmark performance on both general tasks (e.g., MMLU, Hellaswag) and specialized domains (healthcare, finance, and legal). Our findings illustrate that compact models, when carefully engineered and fine-tuned, can meet and often exceed expectations in real-world edge-AI scenarios.
title Fine-Tuning Small Language Models for Domain-Specific AI: An Edge AI Perspective
topic Machine Learning
Hardware Architecture
Computation and Language
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.01933