Ah yes. They "just" released this 6 months ago. Doesn't run well on a dgx spark even with community fixs, is not a good model to talk to even when you do have the hardware running. It's exciting to see as an os project for sure and I'm looking forward to the next release from NVIDIA. With all that being said, your post is noise and you're getting muted.
while people are still talking about AI, we are already getting closed-loop recursive self-improvement in biology.
a model predicts which mutations could improve an enzyme. an automated laboratory synthesizes, expresses, and assays them. the model learns from the results and repeats the cycle.
researchers at tianjin university ran just five automated cycles and improved one enzyme 57x and another 104x
self-driving biology is here
It wasn't the authors of the paper that were rage baiting, it was the poster who hasn't taken recent advancements into his view of the world. To say AI isn't doing science is wrong when it's solving long standing computer science problems.
As for bio, Chem, material science and physics research they are already assisting the scientists in the field with better simulations, analysis. Etc.
Fully automated research agents in these fields will come once the training harnesses are improved for this kind of work.
There were real gaps and still are in the models that the researchers tested, but author of this post was 100% rage/engagement baiting.
I remember having to paste chatgpt into vs code, we've come so far.
My AI coding journey of the things I was using daily:
* Tabnine
* ChatGPT and paste into vs code
* VS codes early version of copilot or the og codex that doesn't exist anymore
* ChatGPT pasting into vs code again with the og reasoning models.
* Claude Dev (Cline) + open router
* Claude Code cli
* Codex cli
* Back to Claude cli
Now I main Claude agents cli view, use grok code for some things, and the chatgpt/codex app for others.
@splitbycomma I've got a VLLM checking each punch card for tiny critters before I run it in my computer, I know it's cheating but it's been useful in making my programs less buggy.