Yeah, mostly agree. We’re all running on this AI treadmill thinking we’re special, that we all have some unique right to win, blablabla, while in reality everything has been commoditised, including creative endeavours.
I don’t think the AI labs are winning either, especially the US ones. They’re spending enormous amounts of money with no proper business model, stickiness or clear differentiator. They’ll end up being eaten by the Chinese ones or simply consumed by the arms race.
The only ones I see winning are those I’ve described a couple of times: people who specialise in asymmetric coups and surfing every possible wave, taking advantage of the currently artificially low price of tokens.
OpenAI is openly promoting recursive self-improvement with GPT 5.6. They're using their high-end model Sol to post-train the lighter model Luna.
That pretty much tells you what is coming next.
@__tinygrad__@elliotarledge@Kimi_Moonshot I was trying to describe how Kimi 3 code felt and almost wanted to write something about taste as a post today, but I thought, it's AI, how much taste does it have? But it seems like it actually has some taste, doesn't it?
Started with the $39 plan and used it up, @Kimi_Moonshot is a user-aligned company I'm happy to send money to. GLM-5.2 feels Opus tier, Kimi K3 feels Fable tier!
Introducing Kimi K3: Open Frontier Intelligence
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