This isn't true. Lots of people care deeply and use 3.5 levels of performance at some point in their software stack. For lots of applications the speed/quality

This isn't true. Lots of people care deeply and use 3.5 levels of performance at some point in their software stack. For lots of applications the speed/quality/price trade offs make a lot of sense. For example if you are doing vanilla question answering over lots of documents then 3.5 or Mixtral are better than GPT4 because the speed is important.