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Morris: The next AI paradigm shift will stem from an unused data source
“And so whatever the fifth thing is, whether it's Video or embodied AI or some kind of crazy innovation on reasoning models. Whatever comes next will probably be some type of new data source that we're not using yet.”
Jack Morris Jul 2, 2025 ▶ 1:12:04 Information Theory for Language Models: Jack Morris
Prediction Not checkable as stated
Morris: vLLM and SGLang are here to stay and will grow more complex
“I also think, ah, VLLM and SGLang seem, like, really good and important and here to stay. Like, they'll probably just get larger and more complex to accommodate future systems”
Jack Morris Jul 2, 2025 ▶ 14:10 Information Theory for Language Models: Jack Morris
Prediction Open · timeframe Jul 2030
Morris: LLaMA architecture will likely store more information per parameter than GPT
“Maybe even if we tested this with LALAMA architecture, like, there's sort of like a GPT++ architecture, like, I would guess that can store better data just because the kind of numerical flow is a little bit better, the nonlinearities are maybe, like, A little …”
Jack Morris Jul 2, 2025 ▶ 57:30 Information Theory for Language Models: Jack Morris
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