This thing is so cold and judgemental and cuts off convos for no real reason. I asked about Luigi Mangione in context and it said “provoking violence” blah blah and just “this convo is     See More     See Less

Cool tools, still far into their infancy. Thanks for the video.     See Less

Gemini 2 is looking amazing!     See Less

It's fascinating to see how quickly these tools are evolving and becoming more integrated into our daily lives. The live interaction feature in Google’s Gemini 2.0, where it can analyz     See More see through your camera in real-time, feels like a step toward making AI more interactive and intuitive. While it’s not perfect and prone to mistakes, using it for curiosity and entertainment, as the video suggests, seems like a good balance between innovation and practical expectations.

The competition between Google and OpenAI is really heating up, especially with the different approaches they’re taking. Google’s choice to prioritize cheaper, faster models like Gemini 2 Flash, even if they’re not the most accurate, is interesting. It seems they’re aiming for accessibility and scalability, whereas OpenAI is focusing on premium features for paying users, like advanced voice and vision modes. Both approaches highlight how different priorities—cost vs. quality—are shaping the AI landscape.

The ability of these models to control devices, perform tasks, and even browse the web raises so many possibilities. Project Mariner, for example, feels like a sneak peek into the future of digital assistants, but it also raises questions about reliability and potential misuse. The idea of these models navigating and completing multi-step tasks for you is exciting, but the trust gap in their reasoning abilities is still very real.

Lastly, the contrasting predictions about the pace of AI progress stood out. Sundar Pichai’s caution about slowing progress vs. Sam Altman’s optimism paints two very different pictures of the future. It makes you wonder if we’re nearing the limits of current methods or if transformative breakthroughs are just around the corner. Either way, it’s an exciting (and slightly nerve-wracking) time to watch this field develop.    See Less

Horrifying to find out Gemini 2 sounds just like Burger King foot lettuce. The shear upward mobility is inspiring though.     See Less

Google just being honest, and with deepmind behind them, I have my most confidence on google and what they say.     See Less

I think we’re all waiting for your take on O3 here!!
is this AGI Philip?     See Less

We need to talk about Genesis.     See Less

When can we get the o1 benchmarked on the simple bench?     See Less

Given the amount of releases bro is working overtimes. Pulling off all nighters     See Less