Models are a commodity, but I also think it isn't necessarily over for Anthropic or OpenAI. They have opportunities to find different moats.
No disagreement here lol. E.g. Target knows you are pregnant before you do [1]. That being said I think AIs are a whole new level of invasiveness because people tend to trust them like a human. Here’s a prediction: the…
Microsoft will be fine -- insufferably boring and non-innovative, but fine. They will be the AI slop middleware for enterprise. Your average enshittified corporate AI integration will go through Office365, Windows, or…
A very solid release with very nice immediate conveniences/improvements and foundational long term work. I’m particularly impressed at the team’s continued investment in non-Apple platforms. IMO, true cross platform…
I guess I don't. Does post-training from another (larger) model not fall under the umbrella of distillation? I'd imagine it leads to the same spiky-ness issues...?
ai slop writing
incredible
He said something similar when he was 28 at a design conference: https://youtu.be/t9HmOz8H0qI?t=2827 at 47:08
wow. shamelessly stealing the name of one of the most robust and effective libraries ever, to push some ai bullshit. what an embarrassment
The models might be good but the product design, user story, and marketing is so terrible that it’s difficult to see it as more than an also-ran
when the middle management ghouls demand that the codex and chat teams synergize at the expense of the architecture and users. lol
Agreed. I like the framing that there are three kinds of disability: permanent (I lost my arm in a motorcycle crash), temporal (I broke my arm and can’t use it for a while), and situational (I’m walking my dog so I can…
Models are a commodity, but I also think it isn't necessarily over for Anthropic or OpenAI. They have opportunities to find different moats.
No disagreement here lol. E.g. Target knows you are pregnant before you do [1]. That being said I think AIs are a whole new level of invasiveness because people tend to trust them like a human. Here’s a prediction: the…
Microsoft will be fine -- insufferably boring and non-innovative, but fine. They will be the AI slop middleware for enterprise. Your average enshittified corporate AI integration will go through Office365, Windows, or…
A very solid release with very nice immediate conveniences/improvements and foundational long term work. I’m particularly impressed at the team’s continued investment in non-Apple platforms. IMO, true cross platform…
I guess I don't. Does post-training from another (larger) model not fall under the umbrella of distillation? I'd imagine it leads to the same spiky-ness issues...?
ai slop writing
incredible
He said something similar when he was 28 at a design conference: https://youtu.be/t9HmOz8H0qI?t=2827 at 47:08
wow. shamelessly stealing the name of one of the most robust and effective libraries ever, to push some ai bullshit. what an embarrassment
The models might be good but the product design, user story, and marketing is so terrible that it’s difficult to see it as more than an also-ran
when the middle management ghouls demand that the codex and chat teams synergize at the expense of the architecture and users. lol
Agreed. I like the framing that there are three kinds of disability: permanent (I lost my arm in a motorcycle crash), temporal (I broke my arm and can’t use it for a while), and situational (I’m walking my dog so I can…