HardCodedBias
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2. Youtube meh, like always (weird that it doesn't kill it)
3. Search -- this was the issue. QonQ 0.1% <-- the whole story
Everyone has expected Search to, sooner or later, crack. This looks like it may be it.
If Google had 30B in revenue from coding tools and a few billion from Gemini Enterprise then there would be a story that Google could get through this.
But GDM didn't execute. And that's that.
Who knows the bottom. More than 10-15% seems unlikely. But if search cracks again next quarter then we'll see a real revaluing of the business.
Google did not have the proper focus on AI. They should have owned the space. But there were clearly management issues.
Even if Claude meets all of our wildest goals and earns trillions yearly there is absolutely no “guarantee” that any will flow to shareholders.
1. Shareholders do not have control of the company due to its structure. The Trust controls through class T shares. As a backup the founders control through class F shares.
2. Since the company is a PBC its board is allowed balance dividends with other social benefits as they see fit.
This means that even if Anthropic is wildly successful as shareholders have no general legal claim to compel the company to distribute those profits.
It is absurd that with a 2T IPO upcoming this is not front and center.
Let's apply that throughout the economy. All companies are now bankrupt. All stocks are liquidated and the remaining value (such that it is) is now distributed to lawyers and some to the people.
We've lost our minds.
But given the cost of implementation is low, why not do this!
Good job OAI!
An over time graph with a rolling window of 7d and 28d would likely be a nice addition.
Great work!
We don't know what we don't know. It would be crazy not to ban it, unless it gave truly better performance. It doesn't.
I'm not saying that the US labs (Anthropic, OpenAI, and Meta) aren't pulling their weight, they are all doing amazing work as well, but Deepseek may belong in that tier.
Probably to protect their advertising business which is very strong.
We’ll see how this plays out.
Brilliant.
They are much more than McDonalds.
But indeed your comparison is an apt way to reply to this "article".
It’s 200 layer model.
Great. Good on them for being able to train it.
That gives me hope that there is still areas to improve.
What a bad launch video. Hilarious.
What a powerful model.