“One of the most consequential geopolitical and technological races underway is the competition to shape the future of large language models. For a moment, it looked like a race to build one dominant cognitive operating system for humanity. But that is not what the next five to ten years will look like. Three forces will define the LLM landscape of the next decade: fragmentation across countries and cultures, the shift from chatbots to autonomous agents, and a quiet transformation in how each of us receives, interprets and shares information.”
Read more in Your AI Isn’t My AI: The Quiet Splintering Ahead by IPA member Bob Pearson in The Cipher Brief.
Bob is Chairman of the Pearson Advisory Group and a member of the Information Professionals Association.