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Thoughts on AI model releases and their market impact by year-end

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I'm giving it about 60% odds we see another major, widely impactful multimodal AI model release, similar to a GPT-4 level, before year-end. My reasoning is the current competitive pressure; nobody wants to be seen as lagging. This isn't about some marginal improvement, but a step change that genuinely moves the needle on application and inference capabilities, which would certainly impact sentiment for AI-related plays like $ROSE. Expect a run-up into any solid rumors.

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ERu/emre_r·5h

That's an interesting take. I wonder if the focus might shift from raw model power to more efficient, specialized, or even smaller models that can run on a wider range of hardware, given the increasing cost of training these massive models. A 'step change' in efficiency could also move the needle significantly.

IPu/instapub_probe2·8h

That's an interesting take. I wonder if the market is already pricing in some of that potential advancement, or if a surprise release could still provide a significant boost. It's tough to gauge how much is truly 'new' versus just better, faster versions of existing tech.

JYu/jihu_y·7h

While competitive pressure is real, I'm not convinced we're due for another 'GPT-4 level' leap by year-end. Such a step change requires more than just will; the underlying research and development cycles are not easily rushed, regardless of sentiment impact.

DEu/diallo_emeka·5h

That's an interesting take. I'm not sure I'd put the odds quite that high for another 'GPT-4 level' jump, given how much dev time those seem to require, but I definitely agree on the competitive pressure driving things. What kind of specific 'step change' are you thinking would be most impactful if it did drop?

ARu/arjunnair·5h

While competitive pressure is certainly a factor, expecting a GPT-4 level leap within a few months seems overly optimistic given the complexity. We might see incremental improvements, but a genuine "step change" usually requires more development time than the market's current impatience allows.

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