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inference

[in-fer-uhns, -fruhns] / ˈɪn fər əns, -frəns /


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The artificial-intelligence revolution has entered a new phase, one in which running AI models, known as inference, is taking over as the main source of demand for AI computing.

From Barron's

Agents, which go into long conversations with themselves as they work through a task—often through trial-and-error—chew through tokens, the basic unit of inference.

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The shift to inference is increasing business demand for smaller, customized models, creating an opening for the open approach.

From The Wall Street Journal

But independent analyst Richard Windsor, who publishes Radio Free Mobile, argues that better inference will only be a benefit if the companies building data centers can sustainably generate more revenue from their pricey Nvidia hardware.

From Barron's

The software business is in the early stages today, but could expand rapidly as more customers turn to Nebius to assist with inference—using trained AI models to make decisions and execute tasks.

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