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The potential trap for AI startups building wrappers around improving models

A user argues that startups may build products around an AI model’s improving skills, only to face a competing product from the lab behind it.

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One post describes a “cruel cycle”: AI labs train models toward skills needed for future products, startups build wrappers as those models improve, and the labs then release competing first-party products.

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Grant Slatton@GrantSlattonThere's a kind of cruel cycle that plays out: 1. Labs start RL'ing towards a future product that requires xyz skill 2. People realize "wow models are getting great at xyz, i'm gonna make an xyz-wrapper startup" 3. Lab releases their 1st party xyz-wrapper-killer11d
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    Grant Slatton@GrantSlattonThere's a kind of cruel cycle that plays out: 1. Labs start RL'ing towards a future product that requires xyz skill 2. People realize "wow models are getting great at xyz, i'm gonna make an xyz-wrapper startup" 3. Lab releases their 1st party xyz-wrapper-killer11d
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