Jason: 99% of enterprises don't need esoteric math prizes, open source models will win
markjeffrey · x · 2026-10-13
Jason argues that 99% of enterprises and 100% of consumers have no need to solve esoteric math prizes—and that's exactly why open source models are going to win the day. markjeffrey amplified it with "Correct." The take points at the mismatch between the frontier racing on benchmark-level reasoning and what mainstream users actually need: price, availability, and good-enough capability.
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