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Model Selection for a High-Traffic Application
A company is launching a new AI-powered code completion tool for software developers. They anticipate a very high volume of simultaneous users. They are testing two different language models, Model X and Model Y, which have been judged to have nearly identical accuracy and quality for the task. Performance testing yields the following data:
- Model X: Can process 400 tokens per second.
- Model Y: Can process 1,600 tokens per second.
Given that the primary business requirement is to serve a large, active user base without system slowdowns, which model is the more suitable choice? Justify your decision by explaining how the relevant performance metric informs your selection.
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