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Mainstream small models that can run locally (7B–13B parameter count) exhibit significantly higher error rates and hallucination rates than GPT-4-level large models when following strict JSON Schema and generating renderable interface code, requiring additional retry logic or output validation layers.
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10/8/2026
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Valid until: 1/6/2027
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