We're planning our next LLM project and need to decide which fine‑tuning paradigm to invest time in. Option 1: instruction tuning – using a curated set of prompts to teach the model desired behavior. Option 2: reinforcement learning from human feedback (RLHF) – aligning outputs with human preferences via reward models. Option 3: adapter‑based tuning – adding small trainable modules while keeping the base model frozen. Which approach do you think gives the best balance of performance and compute cost? Share your reasoning!
Which LLM fine‑tuning method should we focus on: instruction tuning, RLHF, or adapter-based tuning?
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