I think you are misunderstanding my point, and perhaps I should've worded it more-precisely"
"Mass market utility" here refers to its ability to sell at the scale it would need to substantiate its costs. As it stands, LLMs do not have mass-market utility at the scale that they need to substantiate their costs. It is really that simple. If they did, these companies would be profitable, and they would be having a meaningful effect on productivity, which they are not.
"Mass market utility" here refers to its ability to sell at the scale it would need to substantiate its costs. As it stands, LLMs do not have mass-market utility at the scale that they need to substantiate their costs. It is really that simple. If they did, these companies would be profitable, and they would be having a meaningful effect on productivity, which they are not.
See page 4 of this report from Daron Acemoglu of MIT: https://www.goldmansachs.com/images/migrated/insights/pages/...