@10xmylife: Do large models really have a moat? As everyone gradually masters the training methods, even if a new model is impressive at launch, the novelty wears off after about six months, and latecomers slowly catch up. Will the winner of this race be a single super-powerful model, or will multiple models carve out their own domains?

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Discussion on whether large models have a moat. As training methods become widespread, new models are impressive but easily caught up. Explores whether the final landscape will be dominated by a single super model or multiple models in their respective fields.

Do large models really have a moat? As everyone gradually masters the training methods, even if a new model is impressive at launch, the novelty wears off after about six months, and latecomers slowly catch up. Will the winner of this race be a single super-powerful model, or will multiple models carve out their own domains?
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