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Laya
Non-autoregressive System 1 decision engine for real-time AI control
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About Laya
Laya is a specialized decision engine engineered around non-autoregressive System 1 cognition models. Unlike traditional autoregressive LLMs that step through token generation sequentially, Laya computes direct state action vectors in a single forward pass, achieving inference times under 5 milliseconds.
This makes Laya the ideal control architecture for interactive gaming NPCs, robotics trajectory correction, and high-frequency trading decisions.
- Sub-5ms single-pass decision inference speed
- Non-autoregressive architecture eliminates token latency bottlenecks
- Lightweight runtime suitable for embedded microcontrollers
- Designed for decision policy control rather than long-form prose generation
- Requires task-specific dataset policy tuning
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