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In this episode, we explore the emerging reality of a "generative AI plateau." For years, the path to better AI has been a simple one: bigger models, more data, and more compute. But now, that brute-force approach is showing diminishing returns. We'll discuss why the industry is hitting this wall, what new strategies are emerging to break through it, and what this all means for the future of AI and the global economy.
We'll break down the core reasons for the scaling slowdown, including the exhaustion of high-quality public training data, the astronomical costs and environmental impact of massive models, and the fundamental architectural limits of the current Transformer paradigm.
We'll debate whether scaling current models can ever lead to Artificial General Intelligence and explore alternative approaches like "test-time knowledge recombination."
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