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- Haiku fits structured, high-volume work: classification, extraction, formatting, and straightforward summarisation, where the task has clear structure and speed matters more than deep interpretive judgment. Its speed advantage compounds specifically when a task repeats across many items in sequence, and it suits routine work where the cost of an occasional imperfect output is low. Haiku is a poor fit for tasks needing nuanced judgment on ambiguous input.
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