AdaSPEC: Make Big AI Faster with Smart Drafts
A new method called AdaSPEC helps big language AIs run much quicker by letting a small draft model do the first pass, then the larger model checks and corrects.
The trick is it only teaches the small model the easy parts, skipping words that are hard to match, so the whole system accepts more of the draft and wastes less time.
This means overall text is made faster while staying high quality.
Tests show it works well on things like simple math, short instructions, code snippets and summaries, and it often gives better results than older methods.
It uses a reference helper that flags tricky words, so the small model focus on what it can learn, not everything, which makes the pair work smoother.
The idea is simple but clever, and it can cut waiting time for users who want quick answers.
If you like faster responses from AI, this is one idea that could change how big models are used on phones and web, making them quicker and more useful for everyday tasks.
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AdaSPEC: Selective Knowledge Distillation for Efficient Speculative Decoders
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