Our summary
This Chinese-language guide shows how to use an AI tool on your own computer to answer a question about an image. Its example reads a picture of a customer message and chooses whether the problem concerns billing, technical support, sales, or something else.
The software reads the image and compares the allowed answers in one step, rather than writing a response word by word. On the author's computer, half the measured requests finished in about 169 milliseconds or less. That test used one specific graphics card and one image.
This helps developers measure speed on their own equipment. Repeating the same example does not show accuracy on unfamiliar pictures, and the percentages returned are not proven chances of being right. The project borrows Jev's choice-based design but uses a different AI tool called Qwen.
Key takeaways
- Compare allowed answers directly instead of waiting for the software to write a reply.
- Measure the whole request separately from the graphics card's calculation time.
- Repeating one image can measure speed, but does not prove accuracy on other images.