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villish

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    Comment #49218120

    I have no doubt companies like Microsoft, Amazon, and Google will rush to give them all the data they want in order to keep those government contracts flowing.

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    Comment #49190953

    Muse 1.1 performed relatively well according to benchmarks, putting it within spitting distance of the premier models. However, based on the results I got from it and the review vi…

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    Comment #49153202

    > trust from the open source community volunteers in the open source community use whatever is easiest and cheap. open weights is not open source. there is no "trust".

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    Comment #49124276

    The comment I replied to was comparing numbers released by each lab, and they made a typo with that specific benchmark.

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    Comment #49119975

    > Terminal Bench: Flash 82.7 vs Terra 78.4 Terra 87.4 https://openai.com/index/gpt-5-6/

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    Comment #49109295

    They are slaps on the wrists AND shake downs. The fines aren't to 'correct' bad behavior. Look at the EU delivery apps being found to participate in a cartel. They received a large…

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    Comment #49061998

    Wow. So this is what a codebase looks like if you just had "come up with 3 improvements" running in a loop. TempleOS was more sane than whatever this is.

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    Comment #49045442

    OpenAI's Zero Data Retention claim held up in court. They were unable to produce prompts and outputs because they were never retained. I believe that is only available through Ente…

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    Comment #49044521

    Yes. I've since watched a couple review videos on YouTube and all the game tests I've seen Opus 5 produce are incredible even compared to Fable.

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    Comment #49044306

    It's definitely not benchmaxxing from my experience with it. I have a test I use on all the models to create a game and Opus 5 feels like a generational leap compared to the rest. …

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    Comment #49033591

    The open models will also be used to kill people, unfortunately.

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    Comment #49016295

    Your ip, browser fingerprint, if using Windows the unique id attached to your pc, and more would be used to identify you across the internet. You're anonymous to me. That doesn't m…

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    Comment #49000229

    > Training runs are not deterministic. I agree which is why I said you could make a similarly capable model. > Open source is about being able to work with the code, not recreate i…

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    Comment #49000074

    Random people? No. Governments and big corporations? Yes. It removes any concern of "backdoors", and is currently the best starting point for your own model which will be as capabl…

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    Comment #49000053

    I'm not sure why you're so dismissive about this model. It isn't currently open, but it will be. It was slow when I used it so i'll give you that. There will be other providers wit…

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    Comment #48999941

    I want to caution against this line of thinking. NSA's fast16 program silently altered data during nuclear simulations, and that is also possible within open weight models. There i…

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    Comment #48999684

    From the blog post moonshot refers to it as open source but only mentions releasing the weights.

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    Comment #48998247

    > What an idiotic, useless bit of pablum to throw in there. Back to 4chan with you. You want to hate the US but don't want the personal inconvenience of moving away from the daily …

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    Comment #48996340

    > Europe, like much of the West, foolishly delegated tech, media, payment systems, etc, to the United States. No they didn't. Europe has played a role in building all of these. Esp…

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    Comment #48996166

    I see what you're saying but I just disagree that those things are more personal. I don't think it would be difficult for any western government to find where you live from your na…

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    Comment #48988820

    Are there other countries releasing frontier level models? Mistral is the only relevant player I can think of that comes from Europe, did I miss one?

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    Comment #48988184

    > Previously Anthropic has reported on some Chinese firms doing chicken-shit level of API calls, that at most would be doing some Q and A or final fine tuning "Anthropic said the c…

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    Comment #48987882

    Yes I am speculating a leap past LLMs. They are on the edge of what I would actually consider AI. I believe it is an inevitability and I'm not speculating whether it's in 10 or 50 …

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    Comment #48986755

    Well in that case the robot should cook as well! Sure, if the robot could do all the chores in a household that price looks more reasonable. I quite enjoy doing laundry myself thou…

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    Comment #48986716

    What is more personal than the contents of your mind? Each interaction and comment is a piece of information which when combined is much more revealing about you than fingerprints.…