Model release gap shrinks from 73 days to 18, industry bets on one a day by 2027
JRIngallinera · x · 2026-09-23
Cited data shows the gap between major model releases is collapsing: once every 73 days in 2023, down to every 18 days in 2026 so far. EMostaque, echoing Alex Wegrzyn, predicts the pace could reach one release per day by the start of next year.
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