Questioning the ceiling of next-token prediction in AI systems
Hacker News·2h·0x5FC3
0x5FC3 examines fundamental limits of next-token prediction—the core mechanic behind language models—and what architectural or methodological shifts might be needed to move beyond it. For makers building AI products, the piece surfaces whether incremental scaling of existing approaches will hit diminishing returns, potentially reshaping how to think about AI tooling long-term.
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