[gnarbarian]

if you give me a smarter model I will find a more complex problem for it to work on that will require an exponential number of sub-agents.

the smarter the model the more capable it is to marshal resources to accomplish the goal.

this means you don't need a smart person to be able to take advantage of this. a smart model will be able to do the same.

[yogthos]

The question is that of cost. Sure, there's no downside to having a smarter model, but if you have to pay orders of magnitude to use it, then it's just a waste of money. If you can get around on a bicycle then you're not gonna buy a monster truck.

[gnarbarian]

you don't know me very well lol.

You're right of course when you're talking about people. I believe there is a lot of low-hanging fruit for optimizing the performance of these models. that's actually what my startup is doing.