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LLM Use Cases, Analyses & Benchmarks

LLMs are AI systems trained on vast text data to understand, generate, and manipulate human language for business tasks. We benchmark performance, use cases, cost analyses, deployment options, and best practices to guide enterprise LLM adoption.

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Benchmark of 38 LLMs in Finance: Claude Opus 4.6, Gemini 3.1 Pro & More

LLMsFeb 20

We evaluated 38 LLMs in finance on 238 hard questions from the FinanceReasoning benchmark to identify which models excel at complex financial reasoning tasks like statement analysis, forecasting, and ratio calculations. LLM finance benchmark overview We evaluated LLMs on 238 hard questions from the FinanceReasoning benchmark (Tang et al.).

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LLMsFeb 20

Text-to-SQL: Comparison of LLM Accuracy

I have relied on SQL for data analysis for 18 years, beginning in my days as a consultant. Translating natural-language questions into SQL makes data more accessible, allowing anyone, even those without technical skills, to work directly with databases.

LLMsFeb 20

Compare Multimodal AI Models on Visual Reasoning

We benchmarked 15 leading multimodal AI models on visual reasoning using 200 visual-based questions. The evaluation consisted of two tracks: 100 chart understanding questions testing data visualization interpretation, and 100 visual logic questions assessing pattern recognition and spatial reasoning. Each question was run 5 times to ensure consistent and reliable results.

LLMsFeb 18

10+ Large Language Model Examples & Benchmark

We have used open-source benchmarks to compare top proprietary and open-source large language model examples. You can choose your use case to find the right model. Comparison of the most popular large language models We have developed a model scoring system based on three key metrics: user preference, coding, and reliability.

LLMsFeb 18

Cloud LLM vs Local LLMs: Examples & Benefits

Cloud LLMs, powered by advanced models like GPT-5.2, Gemini 3 Pro, and Claude Opus 4.6, offer scalability and accessibility. Conversely, Local LLMs, driven by open-source models such as Qwen 3, Llama 4, and DeepSeek R1, ensure stronger privacy and customization.

LLMsFeb 17

LLM Fine-Tuning Guide for Enterprises

Follow the links for the specific solutions to your LLM output challenges. If your LLM: The widespread adoption of large language models (LLMs) has improved our ability to process human language. However, their generic training often results in suboptimal performance for specific tasks.

LLMsFeb 11

Large Multimodal Models (LMMs) vs LLMs

We evaluated the performance of Large Multimodal Models (LMMs) in financial reasoning tasks using a carefully selected dataset. By analyzing a subset of high-quality financial samples, we assess the models’ capabilities in processing and reasoning with multimodal data in the financial domain. The methodology section provides detailed insights into the dataset and evaluation framework employed.

LLMsFeb 6

LLM Orchestration in 2026: Top 22 frameworks and gateways

Running multiple LLMs at the same time can be costly and slow if not managed efficiently. Optimizing LLM orchestration is key to improving performance while keeping resource use under control.

LLMsFeb 5

Large Language Models in Cybersecurity in 2026

We evaluated 7 large language models across 9 cybersecurity domains using SecBench, a large-scale and multi-format benchmark for security tasks. We tested each model on 44,823 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and 3,087 short-answer questions (SAQs), covering areas such as data security, identity & access management, network security, vulnerability management, and cloud security.

LLMsFeb 5

AI Gateways for OpenAI: OpenRouter Alternatives

We benchmarked OpenRouter, SambaNova, TogetherAI, Groq, and AI/ML API across three indicators (first-token latency, total latency, and output-token count), with 300 tests using short prompts (approx. 18 tokens) and long prompts (approx. 203 tokens) for total latency.

LLMsFeb 2

LLM Observability Tools: Weights & Biases, Langsmith

LLM-based applications are becoming more capable and increasingly complex, making their behavior harder to interpret. Each model output results from prompts, tool interactions, retrieval steps, and probabilistic reasoning that cannot be directly inspected. LLM observability addresses this challenge by providing continuous visibility into how models operate in real-world conditions.

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