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    Comment #49154878

    Everyone I know, including myself, is simultaneously extremely pro-AI and anti-AI for this reason. I always put myself in the shoes of the reader when relaying Claudeslop. I either…

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    Comment #49044712

    They won't, because they can't. It's all just vague populist contrarianism.

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    Comment #49040432

    No, because I do not work at an AI company. I am more just facepalming.

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    Comment #49040353

    The Guardian's article and your reply here are so foolish and absurd that I can only imagine OpenAI employees are cringing but know they can't/shouldn't really say much.

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    Comment #49029801

    It's just you. Fable 5 is consistently better than Opus 4.8 at literally every single level, for me. (I always use both at xhigh, for reference.) I could go down a laundry list of …

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    Comment #49017954

    They arguably might be, but I kind of want them to be!

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    Comment #49016888

    It's going to be pretty crazy when GPT-6 comes out, since the rumors are it's quite a bit smarter and wiser than GPT-5.6.

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    Comment #48978949

    This would seem to lead to absurd implications. What if in, say, 20 years, an AI is able to independently prove nearly everything important in under an hour, including the Riemann …

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    Comment #48975404

    Hilariously absurd cope. They're still not very good at writing, but you've flipped the takeaway. The correct conclusion is writing style isn't very relevant to intelligence.

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    Comment #48975397

    Hot take: even GPT-3 was not a parrot. Skeptics have never properly internalized that the fundamental operation is basically irrelevant to the gestalt. Humans are not parrots yet n…

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    Comment #48975380

    You can use that retroactive logic about any hard problem though. Unsolved murder cases, math, theoretical physics. If tons of smart humans try for years and fail and then an LLM t…

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    Comment #48975357

    It's so soon that it may be rational to delay certain math and software projects until smarter models arrive

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    Comment #48974611

    I don't know why you're saying this, given this is not sycophancy and instead is an actual example of Claude Fable finding a real counterexample. I would get it if the mathematicia…

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    Comment #48974288

    The interesting thing about using Claude Fable 5 is it's nearly as irritatingly sycophantic as past Claudes while genuinely being smarter than the previous models. So you get a kin…

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    Comment #48974145

    The tweeter, Levent Alpöge, is a professional mathematician who works at Anthropic.

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    Comment #48973662

    No offense but that seems like a...not good use of money. For the $100/month or $200/month tier you'd get way more out of Claude Fable 5, which is definitely a better model than K3…

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    Comment #48973308

    This could also apply to deferring to an inaccurate textbook or professor, though. We know people are going to defer. The solution here is to make AI (including the free tiers) mor…

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    Comment #48839260

    Oh yeah, I've noticed the same, for sure. But that's basically what I was expecting. The best model is not necessarily always going to be the most cost-effective/sensible model for…

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    Comment #48837459

    At this point I barely put any value in any of the benchmarks. I just use the models for coding (and related things like software product design/planning/ideation/etc.) tasks and j…

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    Comment #48837364

    To summarize: the classifiers Anthropic puts in front of Fable are way, way too zealous and have way too many false positives. From my experience, the model itself is very useful w…

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    Comment #48804161

    - I agree that trying to hamfist a poorly-engineered game-like rendering engine into Claude Code was not wise - hence my agreement in my initial post that "Claude Code is seemingly…

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    Comment #48799378

    There are multiple levels to the irrelevance of your reply.