User asks why big labs won't let users choose what intelligence an LLM has
cyrus_zei · x · 2026-11-04
The author questions the product design of major AI labs: today's LLMs spread capability across general-purpose scenarios, and the unused parts become dead weight. He argues labs should offer "customizable intelligence," letting users pick what the model should be good at instead of a generalist where 70% of the capability goes unused.
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