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yalogin
6mo ago
I like the approach, however, could tell this is done by AI, someone that studied it at the periphery. The characters, if you are automating the creation, should be a lot more in depth, at least that’s what I would expect.
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yalogin
6mo ago
It still has the best AI news because users are not quitting it. Even the most fervent left leaning folks I know cannot quit it. Too bad it fell into the wrong hands and became a shell of its former self
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yalogin
6mo ago
So this is trending towards new prices and quotas just like your Netflix pricing. The cost of this infra is high or they have realized they have hit a tipping point in usage and they can raise prices and people will pay, just like Netflix.
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yalogin
6mo ago
Intuitively every existing model has already been trained on all code, all vulnerabilities reported, all security papers. So they all have the capability. Small models fall short because they may not be able to find a vulnerability that spa
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yalogin
6mo ago
This is a cool idea, very well put through for everyone to understand such an esoteric concept. However I wonder if the core idea itself is useful or not in practice. With modern memory there are two main aspects it makes worse. First is co
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yalogin
6mo ago
Building robots at that scale without any indication that the market wants it is weird. I wouldn’t want to say atupid because with musk there is no rational thought. However this is not cars where the concept exists and we know people spend
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yalogin
6mo ago
I don’t see the allure here. It’s nothing but an ai assistant that’s already on every phone. The interaction angle is not clean at all. I hear Apple is going to release something similar. Very curious to see how that goes, I am extremely pe
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yalogin
6mo ago
I wonder if the message of eff doesn’t resonate with the younger generation who did not see the OS wars first hand and instead always saw Microsoft as a cloud provider and Apple and Google as the OS providers.
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yalogin
6mo ago
This is actually really nice from anthropic. They are aggressively owning the entire development stack for every swe. They become the default development platform. Automatic recurring revenue too and I am sure they will come up with more ca
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yalogin
6mo ago
Meta is in a weird spot. They caught up late to the game and instead of releasing llama as a chat bot they open sourced it, precisely because they lost the mind share. They thought chatbot is not their product and I am sure they are regrett
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yalogin
6mo ago
How is this not already common knowledge for existing llms? They are all trained with all the literature available and so this must be standard, no? Is the real danger the agentic infrastructure around this?
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yalogin
6mo ago
So with all the bluster we are able to roll the clock back successfully to pre Obama stage of negotiations? Essentially starting from discussing if Iran should have nuclear capability or not and then adding new stuff like Iran controlling t
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yalogin
6mo ago
Has anyone played with the released versions of Claude and tried to create exploits? I cannot imagine it not being able to craft one if guided, unless the tooling around it doesn’t allow it
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yalogin
6mo ago
This is not over yet and it may just result in an established fee for each shipment through the strait to Iran. We won’t/havent hear from Israel which is the key player here. They just do what they want to do because they know the whol
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yalogin
7mo ago
So what changed? They are surely not getting new data to train with, what is the change in architecture that caused this? Do we not know anything about this model? My fear is Anthropic cannot be the only one that achieved it, OpenAI, Gemini
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yalogin
7mo ago
Depends on how much funding you have, your target audience, target vertical, and how custom your hardware is, no? There can only be so many things you can cut and optimize.
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yalogin
7mo ago
If you do it yourself they don’t, that is why they are packaging into an app
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yalogin
7mo ago
Anthropic is not meaningfully better. Their stance is “the good guys have to make money to be in the fight with the bad guys” and so they do all the things their perceived bad guys do. I don’t know how they can do any different, but we just
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yalogin
7mo ago
Are these models open source? If so this is Google’s attempt to collect user data from their models.
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yalogin
7mo ago
This is a brilliant idea actually. However if I am right, they are probably building this as a subscription service. Wonder how expensive it will be
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yalogin
7mo ago
Phone/device free venues have to become a thing. Social media has taken a strong hold of people but the ai chat bots are upping the game even more. If anything phone free areas will become an incentive to visit these establishments for
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yalogin
7mo ago
I am actually convinced that the last year started the descent of the U.S. as the world’s super power. No wonder U.S. treasuries lost trust. It’s only going to get worse. It doesn’t matter what some billionaires do/get from their abili
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7mo ago
Really? Sam Altman doesn’t have any shares at all?
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yalogin
7mo ago
Oh that is the crux of it, I was wondering why they are leading with the free credit in their email and what the catch is. I guess for someone that doesn’t use openclaw it doesn’t matter.
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yalogin
7mo ago
This is great. A few questions come to mind, I need to go look up. Is the model an OpenAI one or home grown for Apple. And can I still use it if Siri is disabled?
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yalogin
7mo ago
Why use the present continuous tense? We can safely use the past tense as llms definitely killed it. The web of course isn’t going to vanish but there is no motivation for anyone to create a new site now.
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yalogin
7mo ago
Do these come in quantized variants too? I mean may be 10B or lower? Wonder how they function.
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yalogin
7mo ago
What is tbpn, a podcasting company? Why would OpenAI want that? How is this helping them attain profitability or further their ai market capture?
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yalogin
7mo ago
Do we have similar numbers for Claude code? Wonder how much it costs them?
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yalogin
7mo ago
That video is underwhelming to say the least, I expected to be able to click through and navigate each product and learn about data like number of units sold, what the impact was etc… And in general expected more too
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