"Future" maybe means "next two months"? :P

LLMs are definitely the future of AI until something better gets invented. And that could be a long time, if it even happens at all.

It’s not 2023, there isn’t really a question of whether LLMs are going to stick around. They’re too useful to ever truly disappear, and in all likelihood their usage will grow if they can continue to eke out even minor incremental improvements.

I know this isn’t a question, but more of a general observation about LMs. However, I’d still like to say that a fine-tuned Qwen3 0.6B model can produce more effective and faster results than a raw Gemma 3 12B model. Maybe it’s because I’m not a programmer, but I believe being able to give commands in natural language adds a great deal of flexibility to software.