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The same model will not get better by having more processing power or time. However, that's not the full story.

Larger models generally perform better than smaller models (this is a generalization, but a good enough one for now). The problem is that larger models are also slower.

This ends up being a balancing act for model developers. They could get better results but it may end up being a worse user experience. Models size can also limit where the model can be deployed.