A team is deploying a large language model to generate chapter-length summaries of scientific papers. They observe that the time required to generate a summary increases dramatically with the length of the input paper, and the process often fails due to 'out of memory' errors on their hardware, even when processing one paper at a time. Which component of the model's architecture is the most direct cause of this specific performance scaling issue?
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A team is deploying a large language model to generate chapter-length summaries of scientific papers. They observe that the time required to generate a summary increases dramatically with the length of the input paper, and the process often fails due to 'out of memory' errors on their hardware, even when processing one paper at a time. Which component of the model's architecture is the most direct cause of this specific performance scaling issue?
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