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A company is developing an AI for generating marketing slogans. They are testing two different text generation configurations:

  • Configuration A: At each step of generating a slogan, the system instantly picks the single most statistically likely word to come next. This process is very fast.
  • Configuration B: At each step, the system considers several different high-probability words, temporarily builds out the different resulting phrases, and then selects the phrase that is most coherent and creative overall. This process is much slower and uses more computational power.

Which statement best analyzes the trade-off between these two configurations?

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