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Actually, the Australian government censored the internet for children and it appears to be working out as being good.

I'm curious by the lack of comments about this.

Not really. SOTA LLMs have much larger context windows.

A question I have about Jev is, who are the "Service Providers" that they provide prompt information, and why is there no time limit on how long they store prompts?

One of the Use Cases marketed is having Jev flag if personal information is contained in text. It's not a strong use case for it really.

Even then, TypeSafe AI point out that "Jev doesn't have deep knowledge of niche domains, but you can supply context to help it decide. If you’d like Jev trained on your use cases, let us know."

It's difficult to get 3rd party gateway approval.

Jev has 64k total token request budget and I do wonder how it will handle highly specialised inputs.

This Jev waitlist that Typesafe AI are utilising is surely going to raise questions pretty soon - it's hard to sell this to bosses when it looks like a pop-up restaurant

I think one of the more insane things Microsoft have done is their product management of MS Visio.

It became so insanely expensive my work started making us apply for 3 month licenses until we gave up and found something else.

About 15 years ago my Industry was using MS Visio for every diagram.

But they updated the GUI entirely and nobody could be bothered with the new format.

Now people use DrawIO and MS Visio is forgotten.

The Australian government has always taken "great interest" in what Canada does in regards to policy - they practically copy Canada all the time, even my Economics lecturer made a point about this. This isn't news.

Australia also has a huge problem with exports. For decades, China had huge demand for Australia's resources, particularly Iron Ore. However China is reducing this, so Australia needs a new plan.

For the Tech sector, inflation speeds up companies crashes as staff leave for startups due to wages being extraordinarily "sticky-up" in large companies.

> they’re worried about AI replacing their tools. I’m worried about AI building their tools.

Touché

Serious question though - how are they going with that?

In reality, I see a lot of the current unhappiness in the Tech industry is being triggered by their pointy haired bosses wasting millions on their failed AI strategies only to embark on more failing AI strategies.

Hardware's reputation derives from the reality that a lot of companies spin out the hardware before the software is even written - so all hardware bugs have to get fixed in software.

I can't see this article as Reddit doesn't allow me to view it. Do we have to use Reddit though? It's a horrible website.

I find it a bit ridiculous to be critisizing Mistral, of all companies, as falling behind the Frontier models.

Firstly, who hasn't fallen behind? Grok...Meta....? A lot of big companies are struggling.

Secondly, Mistral are trying to solve a different problem.

Finally, Mistral should be congratulated for staying in the race for so long now.