Does simply tracking the number of models from 63 to 668 really tell us anything about their practical impact, or is it just more data for data's sake?
These glossy reports about "rapid increases" often feel like marketing hype when you're on the ground.
What changes tomorrow for a user in Morocco if there are hundreds more models, but they're still expensive, complex, or require skills most don't have?
It's like getting a new e-government portal for school registration, but you still have to go stand in line with the paperwork at the arrondissement for a stamp.
Until these new models prove they simplify a real task, like helping my students with their homework without needing a computer science degree, it's just numbers.