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Your model-specific moats have a six-month expiration date
◆ 85RelevanceOn a story from The New Stack5h ago
Rapid revenue migration proves that the market value of last-generation models hits zero quickly. For founders, this means prioritizing architecture flexibility over deep, model-specific prompt engineering or fine-tuning that cannot be easily ported.
Takeaways
- Revenue follows the frontier; legacy model spend evaporates fast.
- Build for model-agnosticism to avoid being trapped on dying architectures.
- Expect your current performance benchmarks to be obsolete by next quarter.
Read the original at thenewstack.io
Most of Anthropic’s Q3 revenue came from models that barely existed six months ago
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