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Sol is supposed to be 5T according to rumour. The imminent Astra is allegedly 10
by sho 1mo ago
Sol is supposed to be 5T according to rumour. The imminent Astra is allegedly 10
- nozzlegear 1mo agoRumors and allegations aren't worth much. Why don't they just tell us mere mortals?
- brookst 1mo agoWhy would they? What the upside, for them?
- eigenspace 1mo agoYeah, its not like this js some sort of Open AI company. That'd be ridiculous.
- brookst 1mo agoYou think their name means releasing competitive details would be good for them? I’ve got sone bad news about Federal Express.
- nozzlegear 1mo agoIndeed, what is the upside of transparency?
- brookst 1mo agoFor Linux? Assuring stakeholders that they can both control and observe development and how it works. For a charity? Assuring donors that funds are being managed appropriately. For Anthropic? No benefit at all. Turns out "transparency" is like "weight" or "velocity" in that it has no intrinsic value, and can be positive or negative depending on context.
- WinstonSmith84 1mo agoBecause that would reveal their edge to investors, or the lack thereof. If Fable turns out to be a 10T or 20T model, there is little to boast vs Kimi at 3T. But the opposite is true: if Fable were to be e.g. a 500B model, that would show how far ahead they are from the open models. This isn't likely to be the case ...
- magicalhippo 1mo agoI guess there's also the economic aspect. It would make it much easier for competitors to figure out your costs and margins if they know the model parameter sizes you operate.