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$NVDA went to the moon, AI stocks skyrocketed including any beer with "AI" in its name. The rest of the story is typical by now: vc money flows, companies hide
by seydor 3y ago
$NVDA went to the moon, AI stocks skyrocketed including any beer with "AI" in its name. The rest of the story is typical by now: vc money flows, companies hide their trade secrets (prompts), public research is derailed. It's all very premature, LLMs was not the end of the road.
- brrrrrm 3y agoWhy do you say “prompts” is the canonical trade secret?
- anonylizard 3y agoIts not premature at all. Sharing research stops the second REVENUE starts flowing in. AI was always funded by VC/Research budget. When you are on a timer without a viable product, its beneficial to open source research to accelerate the time to reach a sellable product. With GPT3.5, that point was reached, it is commercially very valuable, and OpenAI's revenue is very high even just as a consumer product, let alone all the API integrations that produce real, real value (All the outsourcing agents in India and Philippine are not more sophisticated than GPT4). Now it makes money, time to make everything a trade secret. Google doesn't open source their search algorithm, and there's nothing wrong with that. LLMs are not the end of the road, and the massive amounts of revenue generated by LLMs will fund the next generation of AIs to be developed. GPUs are closed source, doesn't stop them from advancing rapidly. We are in a high interest rate environment, and AI is still getting titanic amounts of investment, because its proven to generate real income, not some speculative bet anymore.