I could be wrong but i thought the local hardware and open models are getting into a pretty good area. While not as good as the more expensive and resource intensive frontier models.
The past few months have reached a pretty good area for me to be useful if there are minimal improvements from here.
I think thered be an energized effort to reducing the costs? Perhaps a small setback but not like a full abandonment burst since there is actual value to be had here
Yes, one could probably assume that this is simply the price we have to pay to define the “boundaries” of LLMs for the coming decades, before another major breakthrough occurs and the cost of tokens depends solely on global electricity and infrastructure costs…
The question should be what price considering all the investments made on.
I guess finally all the infrastructures built like Stargate will not despairs.
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The past few months have reached a pretty good area for me to be useful if there are minimal improvements from here.
I think thered be an energized effort to reducing the costs? Perhaps a small setback but not like a full abandonment burst since there is actual value to be had here
The question should be what price considering all the investments made on.
I guess finally all the infrastructures built like Stargate will not despairs.