Comment by milkshakes
1 day ago
the obvious difference is the massive scale of data and compute required to develop and evolve these models, and the costs they impose on those building them.
1 day ago
the obvious difference is the massive scale of data and compute required to develop and evolve these models, and the costs they impose on those building them.
Smaller budgets, slower improvement, less risk. They're not entitled to profits if that business model isn't sustainable. They're not entitled to a change in IP laws to protect their business model. They're not entitled to growing that fast.
who are you talking about? again, my question is concerned with the "second class labs" and the sustainability of the distillation-as-a-service model.