Models are commoditizing fast — the edge is shifting to context and workflow, not the model itself
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People keep asking some version of this: if there are dozens of models that all do roughly the same thing, why would the model itself be the thing that matters? I think the honest answer is that it mostly isn't anymore, and the shift shows in how the costs and the competitive picture are moving. Te…
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- 2026-09-16 12:04 · r/artificial
Models are commoditizing fast — the edge is shifting to context and workflow, not the model itself
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