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He made his stance pretty clear in the video he made with LTT, I agree with him that Machine Learning could be useful but the current LLMs we use are way too power hungry and too complex. I think in the future smaller and more specific models that you could run locally are the way to go.
Also they have pretty big donations, they could hire some more people
Yeah agreed. It's pretty wild what the tech can do at the best of times, but it's just way too half baked on many levels right now to rely on.