Two people argue that wrapping an LLM won't be enough to survive. They point to the early 1900s when 3,000 U.S. car manufacturers existed, most of which failed or consolidated. Winners will build partnerships and niche products on top of existing platforms, not just thin layers on someone else's model.
There were over 3,000 car manufacturers in the United States in the early 1900s, and of course now we're down to a handful. So it's not unexpected. And being able to differentiate yourself will get harder and harder and more expensive. Yeah, I agree with you, Paul. I think some will survive if they build the right partnerships and develop the right niche product that can layer on top of what's there. Sure, why not? And make people's lives easier and faster and allow you to work more and get more done. If you're just hoarding yourself on top of an LLM and doing a wrapper on top of an LLM, chances are you're not offering much differentiation.
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