No they can't. And as long as I pay as little for claude opus 5.5 i do right now, i'm using it. But yes i'm glad that we have alternatives.
I find certain points woo wishiwashi. I think its very reasonable for AI to speedup superconductor finding which will make medical scanning a lot cheaper, easier and better. It will also allow for massive and easy…
No and AI is out of the bottle anyway. EVERYONE needs to re-visit how they work and what investment is needed. You can't go around and don't think that no one has to reevaluate how to add ai to research and development.…
This is not propaganda, this is real AI progress and massivly too. And im completly lost on why you think sharing progress is irresponsible? Its not a recipe for building a nuclear weapon at home in 5 easy steps. THese…
Team costs simliar to normal plan. $20/$25 is not much. the $5 extra you pay for the team features like shared workspaces. So you still pay $100/$200 dollar per person and depending on the size of the company, you have…
Microsoft has full and unlimited access to OpenAI models. That was some agreement when they invested originally.
Besides that the article states quite high numbers, budget is budget in these companies. You had budget for your normal salaries, for externals and now suddenly you have a few millions additional. What do you do? You…
The reckoning will be throwing out all external help, then reducing team sizes.
Uh the history / growth of an artist, love it :)
I agree partially aabout your google view but it just might be the first easy thing someone plays around with and gets motivated to dive deeper.
Nope. We are in the ara of commoditization and we just have to learn handling it. And its not just AI 'slop' making it so, its also A LOT of peole having acess to so much more. The indiegame scene got crazy. As soon…
I would like a more curated version of this or a more 'hard room setup' because brains can remember things better with more context. Going up to the xy ara or through a japanese space helps. Nonetheless, nice expeirment.
I'm happy to discuss this properly until we get a combined view or a better discussion. You started with this statement: "It is their capacity for consciousness (however nascent) that makes them human, and therefore,…
My personal system would be based on resource points: Define the amount of resources our planet has in a sustainable fashion, everyone gets the same and can use them how they like. Technocracy had this already in form…
Gaming the market for funds. Playing a human to leverage services. Basic version of this is already doable: run some cryptoshit on the ML clusters they ML models run on. Use compute to design the plan, the chip etc.…
Doesn't matter at this point i would say. Alone the massive usage of us every day produces a massive amount of signals. I build something and claude does something stupid? "hey thats not what i meant! Do this instead!"…
I think we crossed plenty of lines were we will not get back to. Software development for example as a task is done. And AI is continuesly reducing the price of more and more tasks every day. This math breakthrough also…
It is progress on another / the next evolutionary later: A AI/AGI/ASI system. Which either replaces us in the long term, augments us or makes us better (gentherapy).
Its a capitalistic issue, not a company/technology issue. If we would have discovered this breakthrough of LLM/ML on scale in a non capitalistic world, we would all work together advancing it faster than it goes right…
No but they have training data which teaches them certain amount of complex understandings and just not math but also physics. So this is one huge advantage. And then they are for sure able to fill their context based…
And you don't understand that my point of discusison is not a point of the masses but a logical one. It doesn't matter if religion also sees this as sacred because religion and religous people stoped thinking and moved…
Try a bigger code base or more complex stuff and you will easily see that the solution, speed and amount of problems Opus5.5 solves vs older models is relevant.
I do a broad amount of diverse experiments/projects I always wanted to do and throwing Opus5.5 against it just works I have to admit, Sonnet got really good too. But Opus just uses tools, a broad spectrum of it, etc. it…
By Musk, from a company who was doing an IPO and has to deliver flashy things fast. Don't overestimate the relevance to this.
I think this already happens through Mixture of Experts which is now build in to ost models. But finding out what an LLM needs to understand from a business side to write your code good, is an otpimzation which no one…
No they can't. And as long as I pay as little for claude opus 5.5 i do right now, i'm using it. But yes i'm glad that we have alternatives.
I find certain points woo wishiwashi. I think its very reasonable for AI to speedup superconductor finding which will make medical scanning a lot cheaper, easier and better. It will also allow for massive and easy…
No and AI is out of the bottle anyway. EVERYONE needs to re-visit how they work and what investment is needed. You can't go around and don't think that no one has to reevaluate how to add ai to research and development.…
This is not propaganda, this is real AI progress and massivly too. And im completly lost on why you think sharing progress is irresponsible? Its not a recipe for building a nuclear weapon at home in 5 easy steps. THese…
Team costs simliar to normal plan. $20/$25 is not much. the $5 extra you pay for the team features like shared workspaces. So you still pay $100/$200 dollar per person and depending on the size of the company, you have…
Microsoft has full and unlimited access to OpenAI models. That was some agreement when they invested originally.
Besides that the article states quite high numbers, budget is budget in these companies. You had budget for your normal salaries, for externals and now suddenly you have a few millions additional. What do you do? You…
The reckoning will be throwing out all external help, then reducing team sizes.
Uh the history / growth of an artist, love it :)
I agree partially aabout your google view but it just might be the first easy thing someone plays around with and gets motivated to dive deeper.
Nope. We are in the ara of commoditization and we just have to learn handling it. And its not just AI 'slop' making it so, its also A LOT of peole having acess to so much more. The indiegame scene got crazy. As soon…
I would like a more curated version of this or a more 'hard room setup' because brains can remember things better with more context. Going up to the xy ara or through a japanese space helps. Nonetheless, nice expeirment.
I'm happy to discuss this properly until we get a combined view or a better discussion. You started with this statement: "It is their capacity for consciousness (however nascent) that makes them human, and therefore,…
My personal system would be based on resource points: Define the amount of resources our planet has in a sustainable fashion, everyone gets the same and can use them how they like. Technocracy had this already in form…
Gaming the market for funds. Playing a human to leverage services. Basic version of this is already doable: run some cryptoshit on the ML clusters they ML models run on. Use compute to design the plan, the chip etc.…
Doesn't matter at this point i would say. Alone the massive usage of us every day produces a massive amount of signals. I build something and claude does something stupid? "hey thats not what i meant! Do this instead!"…
I think we crossed plenty of lines were we will not get back to. Software development for example as a task is done. And AI is continuesly reducing the price of more and more tasks every day. This math breakthrough also…
It is progress on another / the next evolutionary later: A AI/AGI/ASI system. Which either replaces us in the long term, augments us or makes us better (gentherapy).
Its a capitalistic issue, not a company/technology issue. If we would have discovered this breakthrough of LLM/ML on scale in a non capitalistic world, we would all work together advancing it faster than it goes right…
No but they have training data which teaches them certain amount of complex understandings and just not math but also physics. So this is one huge advantage. And then they are for sure able to fill their context based…
And you don't understand that my point of discusison is not a point of the masses but a logical one. It doesn't matter if religion also sees this as sacred because religion and religous people stoped thinking and moved…
Try a bigger code base or more complex stuff and you will easily see that the solution, speed and amount of problems Opus5.5 solves vs older models is relevant.
I do a broad amount of diverse experiments/projects I always wanted to do and throwing Opus5.5 against it just works I have to admit, Sonnet got really good too. But Opus just uses tools, a broad spectrum of it, etc. it…
By Musk, from a company who was doing an IPO and has to deliver flashy things fast. Don't overestimate the relevance to this.
I think this already happens through Mixture of Experts which is now build in to ost models. But finding out what an LLM needs to understand from a business side to write your code good, is an otpimzation which no one…