The Last Human-Trained Model May Have Been Released
iruletheworldmo · x · 2026-07-06
The author argues that the last human-trained model may have already been released, and future models will be 'raised' rather than 'built'—models post-training models, thought generating thought. The bottleneck has never just been compute, but human patience, intuition, and manual tuning; removing human intervention will trigger a Cambrian explosion: thousands of distinct new 'minds' emerging simultaneously, each optimized for tasks like proving or designing.
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