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In my opinion, they’re not, because OpenAI makes generalized tools, that lack specificity (still need prompting, splitting, etc.). I’d see it as AI as a Platfo
by ushakov 3y ago
In my opinion, they’re not, because OpenAI makes generalized tools, that lack specificity (still need prompting, splitting, etc.).
I’d see it as AI as a Platform. The AI space will get hyper-competitive now with companies like Anthropic and open-source projects like Llama. LLMs will become a commodity
- omneity 3y agoI tend to subscribe to this viewpoint. With the size of the opportunity and the level of competition, and barring some exponential compounding dynamic (possible in this space of all industries), I don’t see foundational model providers like OpenAI able to compete at so many levels of abstraction at once (as in both platform and vertical solutions). What we’re more likely to see is some sort of consolidation and collapse of layers of what used to be a viable business. Companies who are not actively working on differentiation and adding real value will simply start withering away, at the same time giving space to nimbler teams that operate what used to take hundreds of people to manage. tl;dr: No direct competition but consolidation and disruption of current operators.