I think at the moment the main thing a sovereign AI model needs to be good at is auditing the results of other models.Right now one could run an open model for most government applications and it would be good enough, you just cannot trust any of these.So having a sovereign controlled model audit the first one would basically act like a “trust adapter”.If the second model is cheap and fast enough, there is a business model.You don’t even need to audit all the intermediate steps, just tool calls and end results.
It depends on the use case, but I believe SLMs can do great with smaller tasks. People got so attached to 'general purpose' that they forgot software can be designed for specific, smaller use cases.
niemandhier · · focus · HN ↗
Right now one could run an open model for most government applications and it would be good enough, you just cannot trust any of these.
So having a sovereign controlled model audit the first one would basically act like a “trust adapter”.
If the second model is cheap and fast enough, there is a business model.
You don’t even need to audit all the intermediate steps, just tool calls and end results.
adishiktensward · · focus · HN ↗