ambicapter

"under a second" still seems like a massive amount of time if you're running an army of bots.

Access to information and learning are not necessarily correlated.

Because they used to care.

Maybe it's also rate-limited by the fact that it's not actually a silver bullet and actually needs time to find the proper place for its application as well.

If you actually want your "AI" to interact with anything digital, are these voice-to-voice models going to...use speech to text? How does this model interact with anything that isn't an audio channel?

Deezer is a great alternative.

Would this let you actually create a file on your filesystem (as best as the model can), or is it just like a window into its own little world?

No shit, they want you to burn tokens. Any efficient use of computation on your side is a threat to their business model.

We live in a post-truth and post-definition world.

"It's standard practice"

"It's completely different than what you're talking about"

"Guys...who even cares?"

But I can do it every 6 to 8 hours!

X is less of an "other part of the overall business [SpaceX]" and more of a bolted-on, completely unrelated part merged together b/c of financial difficulties.

If there's anything we've learned in the US in the past ten years, is that this new breed of corporations and government officials will gladly take the "standard" set of rules that everyone has been operating in in good faith and exploit the gaps as hard as humanly possible.

I don’t like OpenAI or Anthropic’s attitude towards the law but this whataboutism.