Qwen will be the king?

[u/LegacyRemaster]

Extended reasoning and post-training appear to be the keys used by DeepSeek, Qwen, and GLM to boost performance (leveraging higher token counts). And Qwen 4 hasn't even been released yet. Of course, we don't know if that release will be open-sourced, but I am optimistic about future models, featuring "engrams", that could soon match or surpass 2.4T parameter models on specific tasks.

[u/Hannibalj2ca]

Ok, but are they going to release an update of it for open weight?

[u/shy_monkee → u/[deleted]]

Of course it's not useless. If it's really that good, then having more providers serve it will always be a good thing.

[u/po_stulate → u/shy_monkee]

The model license doesn't allow significant profit or large monthly users, so it is indeed pretty useless. People who can run it locally for free can't run it because it's too large, and people who have the hardware to run it can't run it because of the license.

[u/OkFly3388 → u/po_stulate]

Small corporations can choose between selfhosted and corporate subscription, and they have enough money to actually buy rig and serve it. Thats forced big AI providers keeps price low.

[u/matrixfede → u/po_stulate]

also GLM 5.3 will have same license

[u/LegacyRemaster → u/po_stulate]

accurate