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A smarter model would know how to communicate with you correctly, and not just throw jargon it has just invented at you without explaining it.

What was the change?

You can see the Pareto Frontier well in DeepSWE's chart here - https://deepswe.datacurve.ai/ ChatGPT 5.6 Luna on the right (cheaper) cover most of the frontier, with a point for De…

It's private companies making a bet on the AI boom. What governments do (which is the actual content of the article) is betting on economic growth to exceed the growing debt.

Poor countries have a significantly higher rate of corruption, which means that the government itself is part of the crime syndications. It is true that we see correlation between …

Funny how you said "it turns out" when the whole point is that we don't understand LLMs - we just empirically see what they are good at. Claiming that you understand LLMs is simila…

They definitely are - the OP claimed that we are reaching "the end of the road for LLMs", based on absolutely no data and some handwaving on pareto distribution. We absolutely don'…

iPhone are in practice more reliant on central servers than ever before. Except for some games, if you take a random person's iPhone it becomes almost useless without internet conn…

Most people are already used to rely on the internet on basically everything. At best, they download a tiny chunk of entertainment from it when they go on a plane, and as soon as t…

You need to be signed in to a paid account + change the default thinking effort. I imagine that OpenAI will eventually roll out smarter models to the free unsigned version, but it'…

I'll just note that the ChatGPT version you used is 5.5 instant (with no thinking budget). Unfortunately, this is the experience of most people with ChatGPT, which is why the broad…

Let's not act like China doesn't use export controls for their geopolitical desires. "China halts rare-earth exports to Japan after Japan detains a Chinese fishing-boat captain nea…

It's a common problem in math. The famous proof for Fermat's last theorem took 2 years to validate.

How can people in Hacker News still doubt AI's benefit when they are seeing in front of their eyes every technical profession getting disrupted to oblivion in the last year. Just a…

Most of these countries have been participating in bombing or getting bombed on and off for the last decade (and longer). You are reading too much into the current media hype cycle…

Not true. The US has been negotiating with Iran for over a year about a nuclear deal before the war started. This has all been public.

I don't know if you realize - but the Americans have offered IRGC a pretty generous deal that essentially removes almost all sanctions in return to stop developing nukes, and the I…

Israel is much farther away and has an advanced missile defense system. Israel also has a lot more options for retaliations against Iran then nukes.

The argument is - these models costs hundreds of billions to develop - to BOTH US and China. China is giving them for free despite not making financial sense because they want to w…

The problem (right now) is that Open Weight models depend right now on huge companies to spend billion of dollars to train and develop them, all backed up by their incentives and t…

Carbon levels are expected to plunge over a few centuries if carbon emissions drop. You are right the the ocean is the largest carbon sink, and it has the negative side effect of a…

It's a leaking bathtub. Half life of excess CO2 in the atmosphere is 30-100 years. So you need the water flowing in to continue to increase in rate (not just to continue flowing in…

Asia is also moving towards renewables.

Both Europe and US's emissions are significantly (18%-30%) below their peak (which was 20 years ago. The rest of the world is also moving towards renewables.