A tree-trimming request app tokenizes on the phone and sends IDs to Triton; another team wants the server to accept raw street notes. What is true about those two designs?
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Short Explanation
Tokenization can live on the phone or inside the serving graph. Someone still has to tokenize before the network runs. Triton is not pixels-only, NCCL does not mint token IDs, and a street note does not need a caption model.
Full Explanation
In the Triton era, tokenization may run on the client or inside the serving pipeline; the network still needs token IDs either way. Both designs are valid if that step is assigned. Triton is not limited to raw pixels, and NCCL does not mint token IDs for a civic note. A multimodal captioner is the wrong family for a text-only trim request.