Architecture Diagram
Chatbots have moved well past scripted FAQ widgets. In 2026, a chatbot is often the primary interface between a company and its customers, and the large language model (LLM) behind it determines whether that interface feels instant, accurate, and safe, or slow, generic, and risky. Picking the wrong model costs you twice: once in inference bills that scale with every conversation, and again in users who abandon the chat window after one sluggish reply. The market has also fragmented. Frontier closed models, aggressive open-weight challengers, and cheap distilled options all compete for the same chatbot workloads, and the

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