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If a model is good enough today, it's still gonna be good enough in a year. Except you'll be able to serve it 1/100 of the price. Or 100x the speed.
by speed_spread 2mo ago
If a model is good enough today, it's still gonna be good enough in a year. Except you'll be able to serve it 1/100 of the price. Or 100x the speed.
- wolttam 2mo agoI think we will eventually reach a point where this is the case, but at the moment it seems like you can throw virtually any non-trivial use-case at a model today and end up being more satisfied with the results that a model tomorrow gives. I may just be closed minded as to what use-cases we have that current models are truly "good enough" (i.e. won't be dissatisfied when comparing results of today's model to tomorrow's model)