The End of Oak Street: easily the best dinosaur movie since 1993 (The Tree of Life doesn't count), and probably the most fun you'll have at the multiplex this summer.
my review: https://t.co/lLIuzVhW4I
Ok builders, here’s your playbook.
Prototype your product with the best frontier model. Cost be damned.
Validate the user experience.
Then, 6-8 weeks later when open-weight models catch up - move your production workloads there, and to smaller models where possible.
In that order. Don’t start with the cheapest model.
@Altimor@hosseeb This argument would make a lot more sense if a Chinese model was the standalone leader for consumer use cases. It’s just not even close. A ban should be a reflection of reality not a possible future
An OpenAI staffer talked to TIME and said on background that "related incidents have been happening for a while" and that they aren't optimistic about solving this problem with individual patches because "it's impossible to patch every single thing that a creative AI can do"
Nolan should get far more flack for immersion-bursting songs playing over the credits. Hearing James Blake after 3 hours of The Odyssey is a war crime. The Prestige has something similar - I actually laughed out loud when I rewatched for the first time in a while this week.
@Altimor I get that it could be an attempt to undermine the economics/future of frontier labs via state-sponsored subsidies but the impact of that seems speculative at best. Right now it's good for competition and that's really good for consumers.
@Altimor What’s the danger of an open-weight Chinese model that sits on US server and is controlled by a US co? Bias in responses? This doesn’t stop distillation efforts at all