frozenseven

Take a closer look at your own previous comment. Aside from stubbornly declaring "AI bad!", what you described there is market behavior. Markets can not be ignored.

You're getting awfully close to telling people what the should and shouldn't enjoy. Ultimately, this will be decided by the market.

So, just like libraries and retailers already do?

What a bizarre way to double down.

>not a single mention of AI in their report

Trivially easy to see that this claim is also false. And that's not even mentioning the "AI Research" and "AI Developers" links in big bold letters, the model card, or how Wang is introduced as the Chief AI Officer.

As another user mentioned, it's more likely Trump borrowed the term from Zuck. You know, with "Meta Superintelligence Labs" being founded in June 2025. The itself is a lot older still.

"Superintelligence" is literally in their lab's name. And it's been there well-over a year before it was ever uttered by Trump.

Insane conspiracy theory. There's no incentive whatsoever for Nvidia to release weak models. If you bothered to pay any attention, they are aggressively trying to catch up. Whether they succeed, that's of course a separate question.

The previous Haiku release (4.5) is a year old at this point. But this new one is pretty good on price/performance, so I assume it will be popular for at least a while.

If you're hoping for these results to be fake, you're going to have a bad time. A really bad time.

Model collapse is an induced phenomenon, not something you'll ever see in practice. Of course naive predictions of an impending 'collapse' go back to at least GPT-3 (that's over 6 years ago), yet models continue to get smarter. And speaking of predictions, I assume you've been saying that AI is "fake" for just as long?