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Who cares about semantics. Ultimately it all boils down to the money - show me the money. OAI have to show money and so do its customers from using this tool.
by sod22 9mo ago
Who cares about semantics.
Ultimately it all boils down to the money - show me the money. OAI have to show money and so do its customers from using this tool.
But nope, the only thing out there where it matters is hype. Nobody is on an earnings call clearly showing how they had a numerical jump in operating efficiency.
Until I see that, this technology has a dated shelf life and only those who already generate immense cash flows will fund its continued existence given the unfavourable economics of continued reinvestment where competition is never-ending.
- theshrike79 9mo agoThe "real programming" people are moving the goalposts of their no true scotsman fallacy so fast they're leaving Roadrunner style dust behind them. Yes, there are things LLMs can't do at all, some where they are actively dangerous. But also there are decently sized parts of "software development" where any above average LLM can speed up the process as long as whoever is using it knows hot to do so and doesn't fight the tool.
- sod22 9mo agoWho cares. Focus on what matters. OAI knows this considering they are dedicating a lot of their resources toward figuring out how to become profitable.
- 8note 9mo agoisnt OAI only unprofitable because they are putting all their money into more training? the product market fit for LLMs is already clearly found, there's just no moat to it. tokens are a commodity
- beeboop0 9mo agomaybe they'll ask cut off the free tiers in 2026 and the only thing left will be China and open router