👉 The token fluid refers to the dynamic and flexible nature of tokens in a language model, allowing them to adapt their size and structure based on the context and requirements of the task at hand. This fluidity enables the model to efficiently process varying lengths of input, from short phrases to complex sentences, by adjusting the number of tokens it uses. This adaptability enhances the model's performance and efficiency, as it can allocate computational resources more effectively, optimizing both speed and accuracy.
