100-trillion-parameter models may soon orchestrate multi-agent systems, as inference demand keeps growing
sudoraohacker · x · 2026-07-21
The author argues that 100-trillion-parameter models will arrive in the next few years as orchestrators for multi-agent systems built from smaller models.
- He says scaling laws are still holding.
- Inference demand, in his view, still has orders of magnitude of room to grow.
- The main bottlenecks are not theory but fabs and energy.
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