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Inference optimization is the core technical direction for reducing AI's per-use cost, with common methods including model quantization (representing weights at lower precision such as INT8/FP8 to reduce memory footprint and computation), knowledge distillation (using a large model to guide a small model), KV cache reuse and batching (merging requests to improve GPU utilization), and speculative decoding (a small model drafts and a large model verifies to speed up generation).
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