I mean anyone can throw out self evident general truisms about how there will always be new models and always new top dogs. It's a good generic assumption but I feel like I can make generic assumptions and general truisms just as well as the next person.
I'm more interested in divining in specific terms who we consider to be at the top currently, tomorrow and the day after tomorrow based on the specific things that have been reported thus far. And interestingly, thus far, the process hasn't been one of a regular rotation of temporary top dogs. It's been one top dog, Open AI's GPT, I would say that it currently is still, and when looking at what the future holds, it appears that it may have a temporary interruption before it once again is the top dog, so to speak.
That's not to say it'll always be the case but it seems like that's what our near future timeline has in store based on reporting, and it's piecing that near future together that I'm most interested in.
I mean anyone can throw out self evident general truisms about how there will always be new models and always new top dogs. It's a good generic assumption but I feel like I can make generic assumptions and general truisms just as well as the next person.
I'm more interested in divining in specific terms who we consider to be at the top currently, tomorrow and the day after tomorrow based on the specific things that have been reported thus far. And interestingly, thus far, the process hasn't been one of a regular rotation of temporary top dogs. It's been one top dog, Open AI's GPT, I would say that it currently is still, and when looking at what the future holds, it appears that it may have a temporary interruption before it once again is the top dog, so to speak.
That's not to say it'll always be the case but it seems like that's what our near future timeline has in store based on reporting, and it's piecing that near future together that I'm most interested in.