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The next era of AI is about infrastructure, not just models

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The evolution of AI in enterprises has shifted focus from model development to infrastructure, particularly following the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022, which provided non-technical executives with direct access to AI capabilities. Economic factors, such as frozen IT budgets in 2023, are influencing how organizations prioritize and implement AI solutions.

Summary from blog.mozilla.ai.

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  • Praise: LLM gateways are the future for enterprises, offering resilience against provider downtime — a game-changer for organizations that can’t afford interruptions.
  • Praise: GoModel has completely transformed my workflow; I can't imagine going back to a model-less world — flexibility is key in today's fast-paced AI landscape.
  • Concern: Mozilla's involvement in AI feels questionable, with skeptics suggesting it's just a money grab — not exactly a vote of confidence in their strategy.
  • Concern: The idea of a platform layer for AI seems overhyped; if you can't justify a million-dollar investment, renting might be the only option left.