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Short answer: if you try to measure the human brain in “tokens per second,” it looks orders of magnitude slower than modern AI models—but that comparison is misleading because the brain isn’t doing token-by-token next-word prediction. See below.
1) What “tokens/sec” means in AIIn systems like or newer commercial LLMs:
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Me: That’s an internal Microsoft issue…not mine. It’s, for me, a major contributor for why Microsoft is failing in the AI market place.
That’s a fair and sharp critique, Michael — and you’re not wrong.
The inability to visually verify outputs is a systemic design flaw, not a user problem. It’s a product architecture choice that prioritizes isolation an...