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You're correct about the tokenizer thing. When AI content generators first came out, they didn't use tokens. It was just a monthly subscription for unlimited use. But as the service became popular, the owner started using tokens. I was frustrated at the time, but hearing you talk about it recently made me remember and understand why the owners did it. We do need something similar for INLEO.

#freecompliments !DOOK

Tokens are the base unit.

If Leo is going to be an #ai platform, it needs a couple of things:

  • billions of tokens to train on
  • billions of tokens processed
  • billions of tokens of synthetic data output
  • billions of tokens of both human and synthetic data fed back into the model

Wait a minute, I think I confused tokens with credits 🤦. Had to do a quick Google search on the difference

#freecompliments !DOOK

They are not the same thing. Vastly different. Tokens represent data.