In particular, where cost is the x axis, a well-funded company with a good but not best model can discount their new model until it reaches the frontier. In some sense this is as much a statement about the efficiency of markets in the presence of public measurement-based comparison and public list pricing as it is about research pace.
In particular, where cost is the x axis, a well-funded company with a good but not best model can discount their new model until it reaches the frontier. In some sense this is as much a statement about the efficiency of markets in the presence of public measurement-based comparison and public list pricing as it is about research pace.
While true, Google genuinely has invested the most in computer and energy efficiency for LLMs.
This makes sense, but what evidence is there that this is true?
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you can give it a meaning if you see the relavivity between models. no need to disregard the stat at all.