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Not to mention, I bet users will be open to "rent" their hardware for proper utilization, provided he can pay for it.... real question is, will he?
Top models, capable of discovering and inventing stuff, held back from public, and available only as for-rent research service (or whatever the relevant bureaucratic term is) to big corporations and government agencies like NASA, DARPA, NSF, NIST, DOE, etc. only.
I have a feeling that we, the public, will stop getting access to more intelligent models starting next year.. i mean, not the incremental ones, but, major ones.. like the one you got going from opus 5 to opus 5.5.
What Altman, Dario and other such folks are trying to do is put a price on getting the model audited, by playing on these: price, timelines, red-tape.
Maybe a test-suite, kept continuously updated, similar to those benchmarks we already have for measuring the intelligence of these models. Like arc-agi, or terminal bench, or more.
- I don't... "inference is profitable" is as of now. No one knows future, neither have I commented anything on it.
The statement is valid as it stands.
2. Newer gen nvidia gpu's like GB300 are way more profitable.
You can well imagine if you own your infra and can make utilization over 90%, where these go.
And then, my link above is for K3 model, which, compared to ds flash models, is highly unoptimized.
If I had a few million lying around, I would have invested in inference.
1. https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash
2. https://www.mindstudio.ai/blog/deepseek-v4-1-flash-specs-arc...
Looks much better.