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i agree with everything. AI will bring a lot of unemployment. I have a thought that Peter Thiel saw it coming with mass protests and eventual blame on upper class and billionaires and left to Argentina.

i honestly think there is 40% chance the world will be total mess. i know students from top Uni who are graduating and they can’t find positions to work in in California.

Entry-level consensused by all of my friends is in deep trouble.

something must change. dramatically. and soon.

i am all in on AI. and this is scary for the rest of the world. and it should be

disagree. you don’t care if your task was solved by 130 iq or 160iq model.

what matters is that it surpassed let’s say basic 120iq barrier and price

that’s why glm5.2 is a drop in replacer for most of the population. not fable 5 really

also docker is an interesting example. bc its so hard to earn money on it being such a deep commodity you can not close source

Metaphor i like is that it will be as cheap as electricty?

Do you know who is supplying your electricity or which factory it runs on? probably no, bc its a commodity and mostly settled and there is so many energy resources. some are alternative some are coal mines. And they all fight in the supply demand trade for energy which is happening real time ( think open router here)

And eventually the consumer wins bc of the abundance.

I think greatest example of abundance of cheap infinite intelligence will be not glm5.2 but DeepSeek V4 Pro max with $0.435 per 1M input tokens and $0.87 per 1M output tokens

second this. great analysis

I would respectfully disagree on this. How i write tests right now I ask claude/codex to create an eval and it just spins up a bg LLM agent worker which verifies the tests in the sandbox/internally.

So i would say that atm in house testing is easier than external testing for us

Love the tool! where do i send feedback?

what is SOTA?

Very nice! The thing I am missing is turn detection. In real time audio we need the turn detection to understand when AI should speak. Unfortunately this makes it not a complete deepgram replacement yet!

Have just tried it. Impressive. We are definitely moving into this space

Questions what are the main differences between you and anam.ai ? They also do real time lip sync plus looks like they are cheaper. Do you optimise for price or quality? And do you focus on lipsync or full movement etc?

Context of personal computer is very interesting. My bet here would be that once you can talk to other people personal context maybe inside the organisation you can cut many meetings.

And more science fiction, if you connect all different minds together and combine all knowledge accumulated from people and allow bots to talk to each and create new pieces of information by collaboration this could lead to a distributed learning era

Counter argument would be that people are on average mid IQ and not much of the greatest work could be produced by combining mid IQ people together.

But probably throwing an experiment in some big AI lab or some big corporation could be a very interesting experiment to see an outcome of. Maybe it will learn ineficincies, or let people proactively communicate with each other.

I love it. Just bought piano to my apartment in SF and always wished simple tool like this existed. thank you!

3 points, sure

Most of Europe if full of Gemini ads, my parents use Gemini because it is free and it popped up in YouTube ad before the video

Just go outside the bubble plus take a bit older people