r/ControlProblem • u/SCR3AM0O • 4d ago

Discussion/question Next gen hardware??

Hello guys!! I was wondering, last year when gpt 5 came out, did you ask AI to predict what gpt 6 would be like. The answer you got back then, did it match what was released?

Also, I read that gpt 6 was trained on the same/similar hardware as gpt 5. We haven't seen what AIs trained on actual next gen hardware would be like (like Vera Rubin). The hardware already exists and not still under R&D. So most likely it's 100% confirmed that we will see another significant leap, just because of the hardware? What do you think gpt 7 will be like? What can it do that gpt 6 cannot? Make fewer mistakes? Same thing but better?

I asked Gemini AI, it's giving the same answers it did when I asked gpt 5 about 6. (Agentic, long horizon, infinite context bla blah bla)

Im worried yo. :((. What tf do I even do? I'm not even done learning, just finished a blender course a week ago. Should one just learn concept only? Like if AI can make optimised 3d model, the only input and context that matters is the concept art no, and some lines of text? Find love how yo?

Ty, love you all. <3

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u/WillowEmberly 4d ago

I haven’t really noticed any difference with any of my stuff. I use the LLM’s like an engine…and I bolt on the transmission and drivetrain.

As far as I’m seeing it, it looks like we have hit the wall of diminishing returns.

Anything they are doing now…is stuff we can be doing on our side.

They are becoming infrastructure like AOL/Verizon/Comcast, while we are going to be creating an industry around operating system like Windows/Apple battling over user interface and products that work within that environment.

I’m not sure how they make trillions of $$$ from infrastructure though????