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More likely Musk liked xAI's CTO more than X's CTO, and parted ways with one of them. Which is his prerogative, as the owner of both companies. I'm sure Haofei
by ein0p 2y ago
More likely Musk liked xAI's CTO more than X's CTO, and parted ways with one of them. Which is his prerogative, as the owner of both companies. I'm sure Haofei would love to be the CTO of one of the strongest AI models in existence. I would, if I were in his shoes.
- CursedSilicon 2y ago"strongest AI models in existence" [citation needed]
- llm_nerd 2y agoTo be fair they said one of the strongest models. We're at the point now where any heavily monetized player can build one of the strongest models. I mean, especially with all of the incredibly open Chinese companies releasing cutting edge research now that most American firms have gone quiet or only releasing their tailings.
- ein0p 2y agoSee the leaderboard tab here: https://lmarena.ai https://lmarena.ai. Or just try it. It's excellent. Usage is free of charge so far. Subjectively, on my prompts, it seems substantially stronger than GPT 4o and 4.5. I also like its more "informal" tone, and its willingness to discuss the more controversial topics.
- uxcolumbo 2y agoI think it’s important to not support products by people who want to destroy democracy and who openly sieg heiling or claiming Hitler wasn’t responsible for the Holocaust.
- gwern 2y agoOn the bright side, Google's new Gemini-2.5-pro comes with no Holocaust-denying issues, and is definitely a lot better than Grok, and is also free and fast. (I've been using it the past 2 days and am pretty impressed - the first high-end Google model I'd willingly use instead of GPT-4.5 or Claude-3.7.)
- ein0p 2y agoMeh. Google can keep its censorship and algorithmic narrative steering for itself, IMO. Quis custodiet ipsos custodes, or something like that.
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