The end of software is so close, very soon the code itself will be nearly obsolete, there will be schedulers, queues, a database, and the model
ungovernableCat 23 hours ago||
Which model though? Sounds pretty dystopian if there's no local option.
Even speaking as a business, why would I want a environment where every single bit of information in my business goes to OpenAI or Anthropic?
mikert89 22 hours ago|||
because you wont be in business trying to compete by using human labor/open models
ungovernableCat 22 hours ago||
Why not? If we use labour as a comparison. The majority of businesses by definition do not hire the most incredibly intelligent and most competent workers and they are still competing in their niches and earning an income. Why wouldn't that be the case with choosing an open model vs fable 8.0?
arthurcolle 22 hours ago|||
It'll be cheaper than hiring people and maintaining software, presumably
ungovernableCat 22 hours ago||
I think that ultimately depends on how many providers remain in the endgame of this. If it's only one or two companies, I don't think it'll be very fun when it's time to negotiate your token pricing contract every few years.
Sateeshm 22 hours ago||
Any software that is not already basically this or has this in it, is already doomed.