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Deprecation only gets worse for them as they build-out, not better.

• dwaltrip 1y ago
  It gets worse until we hit the ceiling on what current tech is capable of. Then they can stop burning cash on enormous training runs and have a shot at becoming profitable.
  • FridgeSeal 1y ago
    They survive through inertia and “new model novelty”. The minute they lose that (not just them, the whole sector), they’re toast. I suspect they know this too, hence Sam-Altman admitting it’s a bubble so that he can try to ride it down without blowing up.
  • ceroxylon 1y ago
    This makes sense, but what happens when they stop burning cash on training runs and any of their competitors releases a better model that raises the ceiling? They will have to train one that is comparable (or better), or the word will spread and users will move to the better model.