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Will the next generation of AI models demand even greater capital intensity, or will the models themselves help devise a capital-light solution?
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The quote raises two possible paths for future AI development. Newer models may require even more financial investment and infrastructure, making them increasingly expensive to build and operate. Or, those models may help find ways to achieve similar results with less spending and fewer resources. It is an open question, not a prediction.
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