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I don't see a scenario where it really makes sense to be a frontier lab long term. Eventually model quality will plateau then you distill and get 90% for 10% or less cost.

You can tell the difference in the example with your bare eyes lol

Post a repro. I can do that too but then the similarity index is weak. The point is that it it looks indistinguishable then the integrity persists.

In my tests the image looks clearly distinct. In other words, if you can tell the difference then it isn’t a good test.

Good. Despite people saying it will be removed, I have seen no reproducible repo demonstrating it.

No, they are very resistant to modification that can be done easily. That being said I doubt it is impossible

Use another provider like Kagi and pay up

Money always wins.

Why is China able to use its own cloud but not EU? Same with AI.

Again this is not the Boston Tea Party or the Civil Rights movement. I also don’t really care about upvotes either. You keep making comparisons with the past instead of explicitly stating your opinion on the topic at hand in the article. Anyway no point of further discourse.

Why not? They can retroactively be used like flock. Amazon could partner with them tomorrow. The police already can and have asked Amazon to footage and correlated it to find people.

So what are you advocating for?

The irony is destruction of private property will only justify the very surveillance one is trying to avoid. Would you agree ring cameras should be destroyed too? The police can use their footage. In practice they are similar to flock.

Eventually toll cameras and a consortium of private businesses will have this tech and then game over. Better to use this energy and legislate the behavior you want. Never let the enemy decide the terms.

Deepseek is open source. Whats stopping them from distilling it and releasing their own model today? Where is the reliance on America? Gpus?

Translation existed before llms tho in hundreds of languages. Google translate came out in 2006

I don’t see how a llm solves this. It’s not like a llm hosts the website. Sites like squarespace and Wordpress let you modify your site without ever seeing code. They have graphical editors that you can stay in if you wish. I agree llms help, though if you use a product.

Im unconvinced. How do you trade this for misinformation and scams that will be coming on unprecedented scale? In any case isn’t it the case that the value there is human expertise and search? At least with gpt 5 using it without search will almost certainly give you wrong information in a variety of topics so the value seems to be in search which is old tech

Was it really that difficult to build a generic website with a template before? Using a LLM instead of a template seems like ridiculous overkill imho but thanks for the anecdote.

GPT 3.5 is nearly 4 years old. What’s a non coding use case that’s enabled with LLMs that materially improves the average person’s life? For the sake of conversation let’s say the average person is some random person in middle America.

To me there are cool things but nothing so great where if LLMs were deleted I’d cry about it. To contrast mRNA vaccines, gene therapy and crispr seem more impactful in reality, just to mention things from 2020.

Does UK not have equivalent to CPS?

I have used tailwind and tachyons and they are fine. I do winder though it seems like you end up being stuck with them. How would you migrate to traditional CSS without effectively rewriting all of your css?

I also wonder if it is necessary still with css modules and the fact web frameworks allow for scoped css per component.

Interesting - got a source? Id be surprised if such a noise survives a few miles.

No surprise, it has been true for a while.

I would personally, why not (generally curious why there is opposition. Things such as the whole electric infrastructure costs being passed on to consumers is not inherent to a data center build, just a failure in policy).

Are these uniquely effective compared to drones, RC cars, etc?

I didn't say anything about engineers. Big tech over employs across all professions.

But in any case the primary source mentions tech: https://www.bls.gov/opub/mlr/2024/article/industry-and-occup...

The reality no one ever wants to talk about is that big tech doesn't need as many employees that it has. Anyone who has worked in big tech knows it is true.

Sure, but the alternative is zero.

If you have unlimited money to throw on infra it really is not difficult. You could literally implement the entire thing with S3 and Firebase.

> We’ve figured out the human replacement pipeline it seems, but we haven’t figured out the eduction part.

No we have not.