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Mistral Releases Deep Research, Voice, Projects in Le Chat

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Re: Mistral Releases Deep Research, Voice, Projects in Le Chat

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Post by tenuousemphasis »

mrcwinn wrote: post #9
tdhz77 wrote: post #3

I’m struggling with MRF. Model Release Fatigue. It’s a syndrome of constantly context switching new large models. Claude 4, gpt, llama, Gemini 2.5, pro-mini, mistrial. I fire off the ide switch the model and think oh great this is better. I switch to something that worked before and man, this sucks now. Context switching llm, Model Release Fatigue

What a luxury! One way to avoid this: stick with one LLM and bet on the company behind it (meaning, over time, they’ll always have the best offering). I’ve bet on OpenAI. Others can make different conclusions.

When the medicine is worse than the disease...

Re: Mistral Releases Deep Research, Voice, Projects in Le Chat

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Post by criemen »

tdhz77 wrote: post #3

I’m struggling with MRF. Model Release Fatigue. It’s a syndrome of constantly context switching new large models. Claude 4, gpt, llama, Gemini 2.5, pro-mini, mistrial. I fire off the ide switch the model and think oh great this is better. I switch to something that worked before and man, this sucks now. Context switching llm, Model Release Fatigue

I totally get it. Due to my work, I mostly keep up with new model releases, but the pace is not sustainable for individuals, or the industry. I'm hoping that model releases (and the entire development speed of the field) will slow down over time, as LLMs mature and most low-hanging fruits in model training have been picked. Are we there yet? Surely not.

Re: Mistral Releases Deep Research, Voice, Projects in Le Chat

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Post by scotty79 »

behnamoh wrote: post #12

At this point, the entire AI industry seems to just copy OpenAI for the most part. I cannot help but notice that we have the same services just offered by different companies. The amount of innovation in this build is not that high actually.

That's what a healthy competition in the free market looks like. Things like Apple that "stay innovative" for decades are aberration caused by monopolistic gatekeeping.

Re: Mistral Releases Deep Research, Voice, Projects in Le Chat

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Post by bee_rider »

tdhz77 wrote: post #3

I’m struggling with MRF. Model Release Fatigue. It’s a syndrome of constantly context switching new large models. Claude 4, gpt, llama, Gemini 2.5, pro-mini, mistrial. I fire off the ide switch the model and think oh great this is better. I switch to something that worked before and man, this sucks now. Context switching llm, Model Release Fatigue

A major reason I haven’t really tried any of these things (despite thinking they are vaguely neat). I think I will wait until… 2026, second half, most likely. At least I’ll check if we have local models and hardware that can run them nicely, by then.

Hats off to the folks who have decided to deal with the nascent versions though.

Re: Mistral Releases Deep Research, Voice, Projects in Le Chat

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Post by klntsky »

behnamoh wrote: post #12

At this point, the entire AI industry seems to just copy OpenAI for the most part. I cannot help but notice that we have the same services just offered by different companies. The amount of innovation in this build is not that high actually.

They are not the same service. There is A LOT of difference between offerings if you actually use the models for daily tasks like coding.
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