I think it makes sense to go at this problem from multiple different angles. One is making the AI better, the second angle is making the World easier for AI. We

I think it makes sense to go at this problem from multiple different angles. One is making the AI better, the second angle is making the World easier for AI. We learn from both approaches. And you can try to make a really good AI that is very good with the current World, but at the same time an AI that is maybe much faster and efficient will still be very valuable if there's a World that is made easier for them. Because there will always be a trade off to an extent with accuracy vs speed. It could be even something that the larger and slower AI model is defining and implementing the APIs and smaller and faster is the one who will actually make use of those. Or some variations of those combined, where it's a single AI model with a capability to select between the 2. If it's complicated APIs, it will try to crawl the docs for accuracy and make "AI intuitive" wrappers around all of the APIs and their edge cases, and making it easier for the fast model.