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Teacher Li Jin pointed out that many companies do not lack the conditions for fine-tuning but are unwilling to do it, the core reason being that the difference in effect before and after fine-tuning is hard to verify; sometimes the effect actually gets worse after fine-tuning, and hiring one person specifically to do fine-tuning can cost several hundred thousand a year.
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10/28/2026
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