I think that the publishing of K3 and Sol proved another thing, following the Moore's Law comparison: that the real deal was not only upgrading the number of ne

I think that the publishing of K3 and Sol proved another thing, following the Moore's Law comparison: that the real deal was not only upgrading the number of neurons (as it was for the transistors) building larger models, but was (again, as for the transistors) making them also more efficient, more portable. That said, we're not in a slowing of the curve of developement, we're fastening, expecially with the chinese models. The free lunch is getting bigger, not ending, still.