> and yes some may work better. Isn't that where the cost lies? Data, annotation, and model generation all have mostly linear responses to changes in spending

> and yes some may work better. Isn't that where the cost lies? Data, annotation, and model generation all have mostly linear responses to changes in spending. > For most use cases any model will do. They'll operate. They will not produce reliable results. Adoption is one metric, but intentional avoidance should be another.