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How LLM Inference Works: Tokenization, GPU Batching, and Real-Time Response Generation

IBM explainer covers the full pipeline from prompt to response, including batching, caching, and latency measurement.

Summarized from @IBMTechnology, . 25-second read.

This video breaks down —the process that transforms a user into an AI model's response. It walks through tokenization (converting text to numbers the model understands), batching (processing multiple requests at once), KV cache (storing key-value pairs to speed up generation), and the prefill and decode phases that generate one at a time.

The explainer covers how inference engines route requests to hardware, measure performance with metrics like time-to-first-token and inter-token latency, and connect all these pieces into a working pipeline. It's aimed at engineers and technical professionals building or deploying AI applications.

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