Regardless of VC subsidies, the cost of compute always trends down over time. Whether you like it or not, LLMs will be a pervasive part of everyone's life forever (or at least until a better replacement comes along).

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asdff 4 hours ago | parent [-]

Cost of compute trending down is usually lost as the resulting software bloat that fills the empty space like a gas. We already see this with LLMs. Models get bigger and bigger in an arms race.

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nradov 3 hours ago | parent [-]

OK so the frontier models will be capable of doing even more, but the simple stuff they can do today will get much cheaper.

	▲	asdff 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I don't think that is a safe assumption to make. Moore's law is not playing out any longer as it used to. Jensen Huang already called it dead 4 years ago.