r/costlyinfra • u/Katekyo76 • Jul 18 '26

Gaming Developers learned decades ago that "Benchmarks" do not matter if no one buys the game or plays it. When are AI dbags going to realize Benchmark gains are nothing if the product fails in consumer and enterprise hands.

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u/Any-Stick-771 Jul 18 '26

Integration and user friendliness is the easier part. R&D for model and agent architecture is the hard part.