At least there shouldn't be any complaints about benchmaxing this time.
Just because it is performing rather poorly by comparison, it doesn’t mean it isn’t benchmaxxed. It can still be worse than it appears.
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It isn't benchmaxxed because they are using human preference as an evaluation.
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#32I like it so much when a website hijacks the way my scroll works. This is truly innovative.
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#34It really looks like they used Claude to design this webpage. I guess the color taupe it the marker of good AI today.
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#35Based on the first table, why would I pick this over GLM?
Because your employer might make you exclusively use enterprise copilot.
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#36They've hijacked scrolling. They've hijacked the spacebar. It flickers like crazy when I try to move through the article. Trying to get through it is an exercise in madness.
Even without flicker it is very distracting. Why do people think this is a good idea?
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#37It really looks like they used Claude to design this webpage. I guess the color taupe it the marker of good AI today.
Inflection AI
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#38> MAI-Thinking-1 is built with enterprise readiness in mind. It supports long context with a 256k token window
Isn’t 1M becoming the norm?
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#40It's good there is a new player on the market, I take benchmark tables with a grain of salt, however. Speaking about model presentation it's funny to see how clearly their website is inspired by other AI company blogs with extra innovation of hijacked scrollbar.