Grok 4.6 scores 61 on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index

Post by jauntywundrkind » Sun, Aug 16, 2026, 2:45 PM UTC

msh wrote: post #469

jauntywundrkind wrote: post #464

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I'm pretty sick of having to address incorrect points masquerading as being well-informed, helpful, or knowing. Please: stop it! Stop it at once. You are wrong. Stop talking like you know anything, because you have only mislead and provided incomplete or outright bad information. Stop hallucinating into this thread! It's rude and bad. On the OpenCode Go workspace there is a huge box: Providers Control which providers…

My answer is still correct. You asked if you had to turn on Chinese models to use this. And no you don’t, the models are available by default. If they work when you manually turn off Chinese models is a different question.

The button is off by default, when I signed up ~7 weeks ago! Wrong again.

Post by kibwen » Mon, Aug 24, 2026, 3:21 PM UTC

heaney-555 wrote: post #466

kibwen wrote: post #331

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> The Model 3 and Model Y became the highest selling EVs of all time because they were the first below $50K to have long-range and be worth buying. And then Musk totally abandoned Tesla's original brilliant game plan of using the luxury models to find actual low-cost models (which $50K is not), and completely ceded the future EV market to Chinese companies that understand how to make a better car than Tesla for less…

>to find actual low-cost models (which $50K is not) Model 3 starts at $37K, and Model Y at $40K. They are #1 and #2 best-selling EVs of all time! So clearly they are affordable. >BYD sells more cars than Tesla. Sure, but only by 20%, and only because it also sells low-cost EVs that have less range than anything Tesla sells. If you exclude BYD EVs with lower range than any Tesla, Tesla outsells BYD by 50%. Even if you…

> They are #1 and #2 best-selling EVs of all time!

Unlike other car manufacturers, Tesla only has the two models into which all cumulative sales numbers accrue. This is a sleight-of-hand for the emotional support of Tesla stockholders.

> Sure, but only by 20%, and only because it also sells low-cost EVs that have less range than anything Tesla sells.

To put it another way, Tesla wastes its time designing cars with more range than people need, which then cost too much because they have too much range.

Re: Grok 4.6 scores 61 on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index

Re: Grok 4.6 scores 61 on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index