A user on Reddit's r/LocalLLaMA forum is inquiring about potential use cases for extremely large language models that have very slow token output rates, specifically for batch processing tasks. The user draws inspiration from Isaac Asimov's story "The Last Question," envisioning a scenario where a massive model like Kimi could be run on disk, even if it takes a week to process complex queries at a rate of 0.001 tokens per second. The core of the question is whether there is any existing community or practical application for such slow, but potentially powerful, AI processing. AI
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