Yes, and that's interesting both popularly and to people doing research in developing better models. But for people who are nominally using this to conduct sci

Yes, and that's interesting both popularly and to people doing research in developing better models. But for people who are nominally using this to conduct scientific inquiries in other domains, the specific performance characteristics are what actually matter. When I am writing about the results of my semantic segmentation model, the characteristics of that specific model are more important than the notion that future models will be at least as good. Hence my critique being pretty narrow (the academic use of GPT-4 for downstream science).