> The expectation set by OpenAI and everyone else has set is that you will have one model that can do everything for you. I don’t think that’s the expectation

> The expectation set by OpenAI and everyone else has set is that you will have one model that can do everything for you. I don’t think that’s the expectation set by “everyone else” in the AI space, even if it arguably is for OpenAI (which has always, at least publicly, had something of a focus on eventual omnicapable superintelligence.) I think Google Antigravity is evidence of this: there’s a main, user selected coding model, but regardless of which coding model is used, there are specialized models used for browser interaction and image generation. While more and more capabilities are at least tolerably supported by the big general purpose models, the range of specialized models seems to be increasing rather than decreasing, and seems likely that, for conplex efforts, combining a general purpose model with a set of focussed, task-specific models will be a useful approach for the forseeable future.