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Hugging Face launches SmolVLM, a compact vision-language AI model

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  • Hugging Face, an open AI platform provider, has released SmolVLM, a compact vision-language AI model that processes images and text.

  • SmolVLM uses an image compression system that processes 384 × 384 image patches using 81 visual tokens. The model operates with 5.02 GB of GPU RAM compared to competitors that require 10–13 GB and can handle image and video analysis.

  • The company claims that SmolVLM can help businesses implement AI vision systems at lower costs while maintaining performance. The model's design could reduce computational resource requirements and make advanced vision-language capabilities accessible to companies with limited resources.

  • Analyst QuickTake: This follows the company’s earlier launches of SmolLM and SmolLM2 compact language models this year. As a small model that can effectively handle vision and language tasks , it challenges the prevailing notion that larger models are always better. The model's ability to achieve competitive performance with substantially fewer resources represents a crucial step toward democratizing AI technology.

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