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    <summary>A small model guesses several words ahead and the large one checks them at once. Live figures show why the text stays the same and when it is faster.</summary>
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    <published>2026-10-13T00:00:00+00:00</published>
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    <summary>How a text-to-SQL model turns a Turkish question into a query, why the database computes the numbers, and what an honest test of Hati Glint SQL shows.</summary>
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    <summary>How Kenning, a Turkish legal embedding model, finds the clause you meant, not the one with your words: a live map and the model card’s scores, gaps included.</summary>
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    <summary>Retrieval-augmented generation with live figures: how documents become searchable pieces, how a question finds the closest ones, how the answer cites them.</summary>
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