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If they are not operating inference at a loss and current models remain useful (why would they regress?), they could just stop developing the next model.
by fluidcruft 1y ago
If they are not operating inference at a loss and current models remain useful (why would they regress?), they could just stop developing the next model.
- balder1991 1y agoThey could, but that’s a recipe for going out of business in the current environment.
- fluidcruft 1y agoYes, but at the same time it's unlikely for existing models to disappear. You won't get the next model, but there is no choice but to keep inference running to pay off creditors.
- philipwhiuk 1y agoAt minimum they have to incorporate new data every month or the models will fail to know how many Shrek movies there are and become increasingly wrong in a world that isn't static.
- fluidcruft 1y agoThat sort of thing isn't necessary for all use cases. But if you're relying on the system to encode wikipedia or the zeitgeist then sure.
- thunderfork 1y ago[dead]