A quilting shop needs original block drawings. A school-board clerk needs long-form policy prose. A bicycle-share depot needs one model that accepts a wheel photo plus a typed note. A vendor says pick whichever brand the intern already likes. How should the team choose?
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Short Explanation
Think of picking the right tool for the job, not the brand on the intern's laptop. Drawings want an image model, policy prose wants a language model, and a wheel photo plus a note wants multi-modal. A language-only model cannot draw, and an image-only model cannot rewrite a packet.
Full Explanation
Model type should follow the job's modality: image generation for drawings, language for long policy prose, and multi-modal for a photo plus a note. Brand familiarity is not a selection rule. A language-only model cannot draw blocks or read the wheel photo. An image-only model cannot rewrite a policy packet.