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What is reducing AI efficiency? The so-called 'verification tax'
oglobo.globo.com·October 12, 2026·1 min read
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AI systems are experiencing reduced efficiency due to what experts call the 'verification tax'. This refers to the additional computational resources and time required to validate and check AI outputs for accuracy and reliability.
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