I wonder if people said the same when compilers first appeared in the software development scene.
> the whole LLM premise runs on one little assumption that they ll improve indefinitely. you are forgetting the law of diminishing returns
To be honest, I think I'd remain happy if they just stayed at the level they are now, maybe bit faster and cheaper (and ideally more energy efficient), best would be to run it locally too, but I don't really need them to get "better" to make good use of them at this point.
> the whole LLM premise runs on one little assumption that they ll improve indefinitely. you are forgetting the law of diminishing returns
To be honest, I think I'd remain happy if they just stayed at the level they are now, maybe bit faster and cheaper (and ideally more energy efficient), best would be to run it locally too, but I don't really need them to get "better" to make good use of them at this point.