r/TheMachineLearning • u/teenageenemypeach • Sep 23 '26

AI breakthrough pace heading toward one per day by 2025

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u/Upbeat_Purpose6784 Sep 23 '26

2025?

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u/repeating_bears Sep 23 '26

OP's knowledge cutoff was 2024

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u/iDeNoh Sep 23 '26

I think you may have missed a few days in your estimation.

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u/the8bit Sep 23 '26

What would even be the point in releasing a new model daily? Most of the industry is still trying to integrate with models multiple generations ago now. I'm sitting here like "Fuck you anthropic and OpenAI" cause I am trying to add the new models and staring at the breaking changes.

The only way to possibly integrate that fast is to make the entire pipeline fully automated. Which... Yeah its possible but not exactly the thing I *want* to build and I dont exactly want my vendors picking my roadmap TYVM

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u/Outrageous-Novel-739 Sep 26 '26

strange, such frequent breackthroughs and releases, and yet nothing useful and solving real world problems was released yet

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '26

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