This challenges the long-term necessity of proprietary frontier models
One possibly unpopular opinion I have is that peak model intelligence will be irrelevant for most real world use cases, and within a fairly short period of time sufficient intelligence will diffuse very widely through open source.
@xlr8harder When do you predict this will be true?
One possibly unpopular opinion I have is that peak model intelligence will be irrelevant for most real world use cases, and within a fairly short period of time sufficient intelligence will diffuse very widely through open source.
This challenges the long-term necessity of proprietary frontier models
One possibly unpopular opinion I have is that peak model intelligence will be irrelevant for most real world use cases, and within a fairly short period of time sufficient intelligence will diffuse very widely through open source.
Positive users agree peak model intelligence is becoming irrelevant as open-source smaller models already suffice for most real-world tasks and costs, while negative users argue high failure rates and performance gaps make the claim untrue.