> I think the vast majority of people do want general purpose models. They want to be able to ask it any question, or ask it to perform any task, and for it to do a decent job at it.

The vast majority of people listen to the music of Ed Sheeran and think that it is good.

I want to pick it myself because I want to run this stuff locally on hardware I can afford today. But most people seem happy enough using the cloud, where this kind of architecture could be seamless if it existed. I.e. the query to `/chat/completions` contains an extra parameter `domains: ["c++", "swift", "navigation" "gis"]` and then those are the modules that get allocated to this query. When you start a new conversation no domains are set and it hits a generalist model, but the generalist model includes domains so the next query doesn't have to hit the generalist model. The model could even have a tool it could call to rope in new domains if the scope expanded to include other modules.