Once upon a time, there were two roads. One was beautifully paved, with flags and applause at every intersection; the other was underground, invisible and hard to tell stories about, but all heavy vehicles would eventually pass through it. Many AI projects prefer to take the first road, emphasizing smarter models, larger parameters, and higher benchmarks, sounding lively and easy to remember. But the true determinant of AI
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Once upon a time, there were two roads. One was beautifully paved, with flags and applause at every intersection; the other was underground, invisible and hard to tell stories about, but all heavy vehicles would eventually pass through it. Many AI projects prefer to take the first road, emphasizing smarter models, larger parameters, and higher benchmarks, sounding lively and easy to remember. But the true determinant of AI