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Efficient Transformer Use with Meaning-First Execution
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Transformers are often overutilized as universal execution engines, leading to inefficiencies. A proposed meaning-first execution framework separates semantic proposal from model execution, enabling conditional inference only when necessary. This approach allows a significant reduction in transformer calls without affecting the accuracy of the results, indicating that many efficiency constraints are architectural rather than inherent to the models themselves. This model-agnostic method could enhance the efficiency of existing transformers by reducing unnecessary processing. Understanding and implementing such frameworks can lead to more efficient AI systems, reducing computational costs and energy consumption.
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