BrokenCogs

Isn't this easy for frontier 'labs' to fix? If the user requests lots of writing and prose, then use an auxiliary model which has been trained on 'award-winning' writing instead of all the crap on the internet?

Isn't that what monopolies are known for??

Can you share a few more details? What did llms help you see that you didn't see before? I myself have tried to get into emacs several times but always went back to vs code as it just felt more natural to me

Copium

Yeah but there has been no evidence to suggest that a frontier language model is going to be better at such a domain specific niche task than a vision model trained specifically for that task. This is not the same discussion as a foundation model vs CNNs (which in my opinion would have made for a better blog post than what OP tested)

Maybe at this point we should just git revert

You must be out of touch with how machine learning works if this results surprises you.

That's because the baseline response doctors are used to goes something like this:

Doc: "Do you have any other medical conditions besides your {red eye,stomach ache,itchy foot}?"

Patient: "No."

Doc: "Are you taking any meds?"

Patient: "Yes I am currently on chemotherapy for my cancer."

Doc: "Okay... so you have cancer?"

Patient: "Yes I have lung cancer."

This pretty cool. Did you use Antigravity or just on gemini.google.com?

Every release I see a new benchmark with a new frontier. These graphs are just meaningless now

I'm talking about the metaverse, not quest. The quest sold well before any of the metaverse nonsense

That's just another way of saying that Meta failed to deliver a product that matters to the world today

No doubt inspired by the recent sonnet 5.5 release demoing a murmuration of birds

What are RFK Jr's stated goals?