Ox Alpha – A mysterious new AI model
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Ox Alpha – A mysterious new AI model
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Re: Ox Alpha – A mysterious new AI model
#2> oxalpha.com is an independent site that gives you a free, no-login chat interface to the Ox Alpha model.
Why create a marketing page for someone else? Like it reads just like the typical >>we are the best<<, where you of course don't want to believe the hype. A blog doing a benchmark would be so much more valuable to readers. I am leaving this with more questions than answers.
Re: Ox Alpha – A mysterious new AI model
#3Those task completion percentages cannot possibly be accurate. I have not had anywhere near that amount of success with this model. It is good, but not as good as this page suggests.
Re: Ox Alpha – A mysterious new AI model
#4> oxalpha.com is an independent site that gives you a free, no-login chat interface to the Ox Alpha model. Why create a marketing page for someone else? Like it reads just like the typical >>we are the best<<, where you of course don't want to believe the hype. A blog doing a benchmark would be so much more valuable to readers. I am leaving this with more questions than answers.
i really doubt its for someone else, this will be from their team surely
Re: Ox Alpha – A mysterious new AI model
#5Curiously the domain has existed since 2022 so either they bought it off a reseller (it was some speculative registration and got parked on a for sale page), or there's some longer term planning involved here.
Creation Date: 2022-02-21T22:17:54.00Z
Re: Ox Alpha – A mysterious new AI model
#6Is there a name for this almost entirely LLM generated website content template? I'm talking about the top navbar, the content layout. Seen the exact same thing so many times now.
Re: Ox Alpha – A mysterious new AI model
#7> oxalpha.com is an independent site that gives you a free, no-login chat interface to the Ox Alpha model. Why create a marketing page for someone else? Like it reads just like the typical >>we are the best<<, where you of course don't want to believe the hype. A blog doing a benchmark would be so much more valuable to readers. I am leaving this with more questions than answers.
i really doubt its for someone else, this will be from their team surely
You would think that, right? Here's the full text:
> oxalpha.com is an independent site that gives you a free, no-login chat interface to the Ox Alpha model. We are not the model's creators — we're fans of it, like everyone else trying to guess who built it.
Re: Ox Alpha – A mysterious new AI model
#8> oxalpha.com is an independent site that gives you a free, no-login chat interface to the Ox Alpha model. Why create a marketing page for someone else? Like it reads just like the typical >>we are the best<<, where you of course don't want to believe the hype. A blog doing a benchmark would be so much more valuable to readers. I am leaving this with more questions than answers.
i really doubt its for someone else, this will be from their team surely
The FAQ says:
> We are not the model's creators — we're fans of it, like everyone else trying to guess who built it.
Seeing as you can access the model for free in a number of different ways right now - including via OpenRouter https://openrouter.ai/stealth/ox-alpha - it's not far fetched for someone to create a free UI on top of that.
Re: Ox Alpha – A mysterious new AI model
#9Is there a name for this almost entirely LLM generated website content template? I'm talking about the top navbar, the content layout. Seen the exact same thing so many times now.
Bootstrap HTML?
Re: Ox Alpha – A mysterious new AI model
#10> oxalpha.com is an independent site that gives you a free, no-login chat interface to the Ox Alpha model. Why create a marketing page for someone else? Like it reads just like the typical >>we are the best<<, where you of course don't want to believe the hype. A blog doing a benchmark would be so much more valuable to readers. I am leaving this with more questions than answers.
Yeah, something about this whole website is just weird. The way it keeps repeating things like:
> Nobody knows who made it — everyone wants to try it.
> nobody knows for sure which lab made it.
It just comes off untrustworthy, like I am getting scammed somehow. The whole thing being written like typical low signal to noise LLM slop does not help either.