Has there ever been a point in human history when we didnt fear innovation?
We learned to control fire, something powerful enough to keep us alive or destroy us
Machines threatened jobs
Electricity changed daily life
The internet was going to destroy society
Smartphones were going to disconnect us
And now, AI
Fear has always been part of major technological change
But history also shows that resisting change rarely stops it. We adapt, we learn and we grow with it
Those who dont usually just get left behind
@SwiftLang This feels much bigger than a “13% faster” headline. Font rendering sits on a critical path used everywhere. Rewriting it in Swift, validating it against 27 million glyphs, and still coming out faster is an engineering achievement that’s easy to underestimate
@thsottiaux@ajambrosino What if the growth in token consumption is related to an issue causing chronicles or memories to use more tokens than usual? @thsottiaux
@thsottiaux hey @thsottiaux in @OpenAI's video, they used the spark model with the computer use feature, is that the recommended model for this feature?
@PaulSolt@OpenAI Its just marketing. Their infra can’t handle the amount of traffic they will be having so they released it for enterprises and foundations, by doing so they won infrastructure, enterprise and marketing, while in some cases do actually support the systems that were in risk.