alt Hacker NewsBut that's not something you'd use an LLM for. There have been computer vision systems sorting bad peas for more than a decade[0], of course there are plenty of use cases for very fast inspection systems. But when would you use an LLM for anything like that?
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0xbadcafebee • yesterday at 9:33 PM
You would use a VLM (vision language model). The model analyzes the image and outputs text, along with general context, that can drive intelligent decisions. https://tryolabs.com/blog/llms-leveraging-computer-vision
Nobody said you would use an LLM for that. It's an example of a process where "industrial inspection, in particular, [would] benefit from lower latency in exchange for accuracy".
The point of their comment isn't that you would use an LLM to sort fruit. It was just an illustrative example.