Kind of tempted to try Opus 5.5, but then I remember that I have to install Claude Code spyware on my machine, it'll refuse half the things I want it to do, the money funds an aspiring bioterrorism org, and it'll use word vomit phrases like "pacing the frontier." I'll pass.
@Bhavani_00007 it’s not a leap in version number. so i guess not a big model like k3. just more data and distillation. like 5.6 sol( not a big model too)
AGI should contains both system-1 and system-2.
2026 we are not going to see a model with automatical thinking budget? not a dummy router but from the model itself. we are not even close to AGI.
yas. system 1 is the same as next token prediction. just a smaller sampling space and less intelligence. A ultra flash llm or diffusion llm will do the same.
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