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Frontier LLMs sucked all the air out of the room. Recently though, the market is encountering frictions. Fine-tuning small and reasonably sized language models will get more breathing room again.
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It feels like several things are happening which will support a resurgence of interest in LLM fine tuning for local model use.
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As agents become the new search customer, there's so much room for re-thinking previous assumptions and so much room for creative new thinking and building. It's quite refreshing.
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Retrieval is so back.
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The recent attention to skills is starting to rival the noise around mcp from months back. I suspect software engineers are optimizing workflows too early, adding too much complexity, and not being precise enough with context building.
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Agents have induced lots of conversation around search implementation details. This has been useful for revisiting all kinds of assumptions baked into search systems thinking. I keep coming back to how agents have led us to relax the contraint of low latency. If I have more time…
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Context is the new customer for search
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The recent interview with Jensen Huang is so good. I've been listening to it repeatedly over the last day or two. It's definitely worth the repetition. I really appreciate Jensen's speaking style, and even seeing him drift a little outside the normal bounds. Sure things got inte…