Before Ai :New Javascript Framework Each Day
After Ai : New LLM Everyday
Software field never disappoint.

I created an accurate benchmark and leaderboard for LLMs that is 42% more accurate than the previous best benchmark
Unfortunately, I cannot release it due to safety concerns

My head hurts, I can’t keep up. Just plug me in to the matrix when it’s ready

I'm glad my weight is not open

"But no matter which model you choose... Thanks for watching" Yeah, that sums it up nicely

Tech right now: Here's another model that's capable and free... except you can't run it unless you have a computer worth Italy's GDP.

I am tired boss

Still looking forward to the first open-weight American lab to name themselves "Closed AI"

I'll wait for the fireship video

I have developed an accurate benchmark and leaderboard for LLMs that is 42% more accurate than the next best benchmark.
Unfortunately I cannot release it due to safety constraints.

I like how they're pretending that a 500b param model that performs worse than qwen 3.8 flash next (120b+50) is impressive lol

>we memed le chaton fat into existence

this is like early internet

Bro said 'Back in April like its April 24' "
Such has been the time travel with AI

Fire ship could be a legit stand up comedian on his own.

I can't keep up and almost don't even want to anymore.

It sucks so much to try so hard to keep AI Bots off my websites, but then see an AD for exactly how to circumvent that ugh

To be fail, Mistral used a MoE model before deepseek(Mixtral in 2023).

Honestly, If someone can manage to jam a GLM5.3-Flash class model on 24GB VRAM with more than 30t/s, It'd be game over. Sure, frontier models are smarter but they are also 1000X more expensive and 10% additional smart doesn't justify that kind of premium. It's cool that the EU labs are providing competition but I got a hunch China will lead the open-weights frontier for a while yet.

"The Chinese open weight models are taking big market share. I think these US companies are very nervous, they realize that there are no moats around their business whatsoever, and they're trying to manufacture a crisis that will create regulation. And that they think they can then manipulate to create the moats, to create the duopoly that they want."  ~Steve Eisman

This is the open source vs. closed source software debate all over again