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Play in GenAI is now in its applications

There is no doubt that LLMs are advancing but now they have mainly transitioned to incremental refinements. Why will this happen? Learning for LLMs, which happens through data, is bound to plateau sooner or later, when most of unique patterns are learnt (and new info to be gained from data is marginal). There may not be a huge improvement unless there is some breakthrough like "attention is all…

Generative AI, or GenAI, has shifted from being a frontier of research towards practical applications and infrastructure improvements. This transition is driven by the expected plateau in learning for Large Language Models (LLMs), which are trained using data. Once most unique patterns have been learned and marginal gains in new information become scarce, incremental refinements to LLMs will likely be the norm.

However, this does not mean that GenAI is losing its momentum. In fact, it is gaining popularity as companies invest in developing useful GenAI applications for various IT tasks or optimizing the infrastructure that powers these applications. Notable examples include agentic coding, hierarchical structures, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), and voice assistants.

Infrastructure optimization also plays a crucial role in the advancement of GenAI. Separating training and inference chips, KV cache optimization, and other techniques are being explored to make GenAI applications more efficient. This period of progress presents an exciting opportunity for individuals with innovative ideas to become builders in the field of Generative AI.

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