> The models have not plateaued, and they are not even mildly close to any sort of ceiling. Depends on defnition of "plateaued" and "ceiling". I am not impress

> The models have not plateaued, and they are not even mildly close to any sort of ceiling. Depends on defnition of "plateaued" and "ceiling". I am not impressed with 2026 consumer models at all. > This is also compounding because the AI is accelerating the pace of research, testing, development, manufacturing, etc. Yet it does accelerate - so is does Twitter. But does it to any substantial degree, esp. in AI theory? All the modern LLMs are the same old tired 2017 paper.