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Incremental model updates are overrated. The real game-changer won't happen until context windows hit 10M+ tokens

Every recent update to major AI models—new versions of GPT, Claude, or Gemini—feels like a negligible, incremental tweak. The actual paradigm shift won't just be bumping the context window to 2 million tokens (even if that doubles where most models stand). The real leap forward will be reaching aro…

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  1. 2026-10-19 17:05 · r/artificial
    Incremental model updates are overrated. The real game-changer won't happen until context windows hit 10M+ tokens

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