Comment by cubefox
5 hours ago
I have trouble thinking of tasks that "require" this kind of speed. The usual trade-off is between price and quality/reliability.
5 hours ago
I have trouble thinking of tasks that "require" this kind of speed. The usual trade-off is between price and quality/reliability.
Speed matters most when people are waiting for a response, when information loses value by the second, or when agents make dozens of calls to complete a task.
Customers are already using Mercury 3 for browser use agents, interactive education, real-time search agents, customer support, and more.
in my case, I'm hoping that the time-to-first-token isn't so bad that I can have my admin users parse some information in the web ui pretty quickly (a very specific use case, i know)
The time isn’t too relevant for let’s say coding tasks. But if you’re doing user facing, or processing live-data (logs for example) the speed becomes important