[lgl]

> the next generation of Ai companies will be easily valued at 10T

I'm not sure where this conclusion is coming from. We're very likely already in an AI bubble so I'm thinking that open/free models will eventually dilute the huge ridiculous valuations these companies have. Also the natural increase in consumer hardware power will eventually allow many people to just use local models instead both for privacy and cost reasons.

And seeing as most models are essentially only improved versions of the previous ones with larger context and more training data, unless some new "Attention Is All You Need" paper comes out that will give us a big step into AGI territory, I'm really not seeing a new company reach $10T valuation by just releasing marginally better models every couple of months imho.

[shoman3003]

I am know you consider yourself a pragmatist but zoom out a little and think about it again.....these idiotic humans built a couple of 1T companies with a stupid genAi algorithm in less than 50 year. in 2100, very high chance they will do 10T

[lgl]

Ok sure, but Y2100 is not really "next generation" :)