Neeraj VermaHostI think this is for the first time we see them mature enough in order to do complex tasks.
But if we are going to talk about the next big thing, I see that everything is related to physical world, physical models, world models.
Now it's a huge trend in which models can generate world when you can interact, change, or even move around the environments.
And last but not least, this might sound really geeky, but this is my personal preference.
I work a lot with Claude about creating PowerPoint, Excel, Word, even much more complex formats.
And for us, very interesting to see that you are also testing new frontier models and evaluating those.
What's your take on that? Where's that industry heading with the new models and the new releases and everything?
Yeah, this is a good question because nowadays it's really difficult to evaluate the new capabilities of the models.
We see big announcements, but at the end of the day, people are not sure always how they can understand what were the new changes, what is the delta.
So what I say to the majority of my clients, but also in my community, that it needs to be task-specific.
You couldn't care less about the model or the benchmark because we all know that benchmark is nice for PR, but sometimes they are not telling the entire story.
So what I'm aiming for is just to have a specific task that you know what are the real benchmark.
I think this is for the first time we see them mature enough in order to do complex tasks.
But if we are going to talk about the next big thing, I see that everything is related to physical world, physical models, world models.
Now it's a huge trend in which models can generate world when you can interact, change, or even move around the environments.
And last but not least, this might sound really geeky, but this is my personal preference.
I work a lot with Claude about creating PowerPoint, Excel, Word, even much more complex formats.
And for us, very interesting to see that you are also testing new frontier models and evaluating those.
What's your take on that? Where's that industry heading with the new models and the new releases and everything?
Yeah, this is a good question because nowadays it's really difficult to evaluate the new capabilities of the models.
We see big announcements, but at the end of the day, people are not sure always how they can understand what were the new changes, what is the delta.
So what I say to the majority of my clients, but also in my community, that it needs to be task-specific.
You couldn't care less about the model or the benchmark because we all know that benchmark is nice for PR, but sometimes they are not telling the entire story.
So what I'm aiming for is just to have a specific task that you know what are the real benchmark.
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