> But I think that complex architectures are going to win out over the "just scale up with more data and more compute" approach. I'm not sure about AGI, but fo

> But I think that complex architectures are going to win out over the "just scale up with more data and more compute" approach. I'm not sure about AGI, but for specialized jobs/tasks (ie having a marketing agent that's familiar with your products and knows how to copywrite for your products) will win over "just add more compute/data" mass-market LLMs. This article does encourage us to keep that architecture simple, which is refreshing to hear. Kind of the AI version of rule of least power. Admittedly, I have a degree in Cognitive Science, which tended to focus on good 'ol fashioned AI, so I have my biases.