In r/artificial and others, a thread argues world models are the next big thing, while pushback frames them as complementary to language models rather than replacements, with Nvidia GTC cited as a catalyst for the hype.
World models will be the next big thing, bye-bye LLMs
it's not "bye bye LLMs"... these are not mutually exclusive tools. World models don't replace LLMs.
LLMs don't "just" predict tokens. LLMs already have internal world models, they are just probabilistic and sometimes brittle because they are (usually) derived purely from text.
Was at Nvidia's GTC conference recently and honestly, it was one of the most eye-opening events I've attended in a while.
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