Would the idea be to have many specialist models (forms, wikipedia, final cut, etc) and have a parent model choose which is best (potentially also a specialist model for selecting specialist models) with the idea an llm would give a larger goal and trigger this cascade of specialists to quickly do the task?
I think this is the logical next step in AI. There will be a few large "smart" AI models, but mostly smaller more hyper-specialized. In large part because they are faster to build....and faster/cheaper to run. As the model this post is about shows - you don't need to be able to write the works of shakespear to be able to run a computer.
The frontier models are already getting STUPID expensive. More than the average person certainly can reasonably afford for any use case. And even the business users are having a hard time justifying the prices for anything other than the most bleeding edge, "big picture" things (like creating a huge project plan).
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ShakataGaNai · · focus · HN ↗
The frontier models are already getting STUPID expensive. More than the average person certainly can reasonably afford for any use case. And even the business users are having a hard time justifying the prices for anything other than the most bleeding edge, "big picture" things (like creating a huge project plan).
tomrod · · focus · HN ↗