The interesting situation right now that is going on makes me pay more attention than usual. I introduced a concept called the Enterprise Resource Triangle a few years ago. The concept is very simple; it considers every application’s requirements.
- What device is being used
- What network am I using with the device
- What desintation am I using
It should be noted that the ERT model is not designed around stand-alone or air-gap networks, although the principles of the overall structure do work for air-gap networks. You still have a device, a landscape, and a destination; they are all on an isolated network.
The current fascination with smaller LLMs is not without reason. The potential they hold is immense-imagine having the capacity to move the LLM locally, regardless of the device. In simpler terms, you could run the LLM on a cellular phone, a device preferred by many today.
The next iteration of these smaller LLMs will be the concept of a shared or client-server application. Where the LLM’s intelligence knows the processing load required to perform the task is greater than available, I will ship the task off to the larger LLM.
Ultimately, our efforts will yield in speed. However, the flip side of this accelerated pace is the concept of the digital assistant-always on, always recording if you choose. Moreover, on-the-fly recording, on-the-fly translating, and a myriad of other possibilities will become a reality, inspiring a new era of technology.
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