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by TZubiri
13 hours ago
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I'm all for dropping priority on vendor neutrality and tightly coupling with vendors. But model aggregators have a layman smell to me, some laymen think model A talking to model B is materially different than model A talking to model A with another context, also laymen tend to see 'learning AI' as trying out new products and keeping up with product relases. I think it's less like having a toolbox of screwdrivers, hammers and a wrench, and more like having 30 brands of shovels because there's been a wave of shovel commercials. |
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