Debate: Model names should drop version numbers as AI evolves seamlessly
bookwormengr · x · 2026-10-29
A viral take argues that model naming will soon abandon version suffixes entirely, since models have become seamlessly evolving entities where discretizing progress creates friction. The reposter agrees, quipping that we should be glad we'll never see a "10.1 and 10.2." A snapshot of ongoing debate over versioning as models shift to continuous updates.
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