I'd argue a lot of the current AI hype is fuelled by hopium that models will improve significantly and hallucinations will be solved.
I'm a (minor) investor, and I see this a lot: People integrate LLMs for some use case, lately increasingly agentic (i.e. in a loop), and then when I scrutinise the results, the excuse is that models will improve, and _then_ they'll have a viable product.
I currently don't bet on that. Show me you're using LLMs smart and have solid solutions for _todays_ limitations, different story.
I'm a (minor) investor, and I see this a lot: People integrate LLMs for some use case, lately increasingly agentic (i.e. in a loop), and then when I scrutinise the results, the excuse is that models will improve, and _then_ they'll have a viable product.
I currently don't bet on that. Show me you're using LLMs smart and have solid solutions for _todays_ limitations, different story.