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More than half of the 2024 links, about 15, appeared between o1-preview’s September launch and a few days after o3’s late-December announcement. That span was a
by nopinsight 1y ago
More than half of the 2024 links, about 15, appeared between o1-preview’s September launch and a few days after o3’s late-December announcement. That span was arguably the most rapid period of advancement for these models in recent years.
- rovaughn 1y agoYeah. At first this tracker sounded like it was meant to be cynical about AI progress, but I found the tweet from the creator when he published this tracker (https://x.com/petergostev/status/1960100559483978016 https://x.com/petergostev/status/1960100559483978016): > I'm sure you've all noticed the 'AI is slowing down' news stories every few weeks for multiple years now - so I've pulled a tracker together to see who and when wrote these stories. > > There is quite a range, some are just outright wrong, others point to a reasonable limitation at the time but missing the bigger arc of progress. > > All of these stories were appearing as we were getting reasoning models, open source models, increasing competition from more players and skyrocketing revenue for the labs. So the tracker seems more intended to poke fun at out how ill-timed many of these headlines have been.