Custom AI Training

VLM & LLM Fine-Tuning Built for Your Business

We fine-tune leading large language models and vision-language models on your proprietary data — so your AI understands your domain, your tone, and your compliance requirements.

Why fine-tune instead of prompt alone?

Domain Accuracy That Prompting Can't Match

Generic models hallucinate on niche terminology. A fine-tuned model trained on your clinical notes, legal briefs, or product catalogue delivers reliable, context-aware outputs every time.

Data Sovereignty & Compliance

Deploy on your preferred cloud infrastructure or on-premises. We support models that meet ASD Essential Eight, APRA CPS 234, and Privacy Act requirements out of the box.

Lower Inference Cost at Scale

A smaller, well-tuned model outperforms a large general model at a fraction of the cost. Enterprises running millions of requests monthly see 60–80% reduction in inference spend.

What we deliver

01

Data Audit & Strategy

  • Proprietary dataset review and gap analysis
  • Model selection (GPT, Llama, Mistral, Gemma, Qwen, etc.)
  • Fine-tuning method recommendation (LoRA, QLoRA, full fine-tune)
02

Data Preparation & Training

  • Dataset cleaning, formatting, and augmentation
  • Instruction tuning and RLHF alignment
  • Multi-modal training for VLMs (image + text)
03

Evaluation & Deployment

  • Benchmark testing against baseline models
  • Quantisation and serving optimisation
  • API-ready deployment on AWS, Azure, or private cloud
04

Monitoring & Iteration

  • Continuous performance and drift monitoring
  • Scheduled re-training as your data grows
  • Team enablement and documentation

Industries we serve

Healthcare & Pathology

Fine-tuned VLMs for radiology report generation, clinical note summarisation, and diagnostic support — built to meet TGA and My Health Record compliance requirements.

Legal & Compliance

LLMs trained on Australian case law, Corporations Act, contract templates, and AUSTRAC guidance for accurate legal research, drafting, and AML compliance.

Financial Services

Models fine-tuned on ASX filings, ASIC guidance, and internal risk data for faster, more accurate financial analysis.

Retail & E-Commerce

Product description generation, visual search, and personalised recommendation engines tuned on your catalogue — proven across major Australian retail and marketplace brands.

Common questions

What is LLM fine-tuning? +

LLM fine-tuning is the process of further training a pre-trained large language model on your domain-specific dataset so it produces more accurate, relevant, and on-brand outputs. Instead of starting from scratch, you leverage a model's existing language capability and specialise it for your exact use case.

What is the difference between LLM and VLM fine-tuning? +

LLM fine-tuning focuses on text-only tasks such as summarisation, Q&A, and code generation. VLM (Vision-Language Model) fine-tuning involves both images and text, enabling use cases like medical image analysis, document understanding, and visual search.

How much data do I need? +

It depends on the technique. LoRA and QLoRA fine-tuning can achieve strong results with as few as 500–2,000 high-quality examples. Full fine-tuning typically requires tens of thousands. We help you assess and, if needed, augment your existing dataset.

Do you support data privacy and compliance requirements? +

Yes. HypeGenAI works with enterprises across regulated industries. We offer on-premises or region-specific cloud deployments to satisfy Privacy Act, APRA, and ASD requirements, and we sign data processing agreements as standard.

How long does a fine-tuning engagement take? +

Most engagements run 4–8 weeks from data audit to production deployment. Simple LoRA fine-tunes on clean datasets can be completed in 2–3 weeks. Complex multi-modal or multi-task projects may take longer. We provide a precise timeline after the initial scoping call.

Ready to train a model on your data?

Get a scoping call and find out which fine-tuning approach is right for your use case and budget.

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