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It's funny most people are saying Google will win the AI wars, though that is precisely what will cannibalize their current business model, which had a much big
by marcuschong 1y ago
It's funny most people are saying Google will win the AI wars, though that is precisely what will cannibalize their current business model, which had a much bigger moat than frontier LLMs, apparently.
- w-ll 1y agoYou think we wont start seeing ads or paid for refs/links in those AI responses? Not defending Google here, when they turned that feature on I posted to some friends "another nail in the coffin for the web as we know it" or something to that effect.
- lostmsu 1y agoEventually open models will be able to do the same, so why would anyone use ad-ridden service? The first LLM provider who turns on ads on their responses will disappear in a brink.
- olyjohn 1y agoPeople use, and pay for, ad-ridden services all the time. I mean, just look at Cable TV and the direction all the streaming services are going.
- lostmsu 1y agoProvided there are no identical alternatives without ads.
- bitpush 1y agoData won't be open and free for scraping in the future. And news worthy sites will ask for $$. So nope, open models won't be a threat in the future.
- _flux 1y agoIt will take a long time until an average person has the resources to run models of similar quality (and speed) as Google and OpenAI can provide today.
- lostmsu 1y agoIt took under a year last time.
- dzhiurgis 1y agoBecause it's going to be 100x better than open models.