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Comment #49155277
Surely the moat is the training data... with the data you can explore new architectures much easier and get step changes in performance.
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Comment #49155019
The problem i have with this argument is they still struggle to generate images of so many basic things that should be explained in their "world model" (text, fingers, reflections,…
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Comment #49122066
and building inference hardware
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Comment #49118277
I do a lot of novel work, that is not setting up a webapp - and totally concur on the novelty point with LLM's failing hard.
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Comment #49116433
Always seemed like algae or cyanobacteria are the only real nature based options that could be scaled up.
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Comment #49103668
Kind of interesting, really what experts do is sort/organise weights into categories that are optimal to work together. Seems like a lot of research could be done to extend this co…
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Comment #49081903
I think this case is clearly directed at OpenAI and Anthropic, how do you think those guys get google results when the model searches for things for live data....
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Comment #49044088
I dont want it to take notes tho, i have already talked to it. It just needs to ask questions back so a dr can read the convo.
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Comment #49042272
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Comment #49034863
Theres a good use case in AI for patients to chat to tho, if i could transfer all of the context of a conversation I had with a AI bot to my Dr before a appointment it would most l…
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Comment #48999183
I wonder if this is a plateau towards the real pricing of AI, if you layer in gemini-2.0-flash at $0.10 / $0.70 then its a 15x price increase to 3.5/3.6 flash. But it hasnt gone up…
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Comment #48967946
The thing i never got about the singularity is that its just one concept that was suggested by a few notable people over time. There is so many different ways AI can go, some which…
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Comment #48964688
Whats the bottom here tho? Its obvious what winning is.
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Comment #48964668
Price shock in 3...2...1...
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Comment #48920564
And our solar market regulator is corrupt AF, its just a giant money spinner for battery and solar makers/installer.
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Comment #48858830
Its even different than that, some Codex models like 5.3-codex are terrible at front end work but excel at backend/system design.
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Comment #48858733
I bet it is just GLM 5.2
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Comment #48858705
The actual link https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/neuroscience/articles/1... is fascinating read. Really shows how we have been overly focused on the wrong treatment and not exp…
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Comment #48858646
I dont think gemini needs to be opus level though... if its there to power google search then the scale for google to operate at is enormous compared to openai/anthropic.
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Comment #48858397
Or could you parallelise your experts on different hardware?
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Comment #48855546
IMO Codex has been the same rollercoaster ride as Claude. GPT 5.3-codex was incredible for backend/system tasks, GPT5.5 is better all rounder but weaker in some spots. There has al…
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Comment #48855514
I found changing chatgpt's persona settings helped a lot with this!
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Comment #48837728
I havent used fable, but does it cost you the same when it downgrades to opus?
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Comment #48831180
Marketing... that is all
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Comment #48785085
This would probably be the biggest awareness thing tech could do for climate change as well.