Nothing so sophisticated – this is simply showing how long the current service providers take to serve their models. As a customer, I like things to be faster. Perhaps in the future they might get better hardware and make them faster, who knows…
@jeremyphoward
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Why Faster AI Models Matter for Practical Applications
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Because it's useful to have models that are faster.
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Fast AI Models: Optimus Alpha and Grok 3 Beat R1
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BTW on the next page, there's some interesting fast-yet-decent models, including the mysterious Optimus Alpha (is this the upcoming OpenAI open source model?) and Grok 3 Beta, which are both super fast! (~40x faster than R1!) (GPT 4.5 tldr: slow, very expensive, & wrong.)
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DeepSeek Speed vs Opus Performance: Claude Code Model Comparison
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Adding time spent to the results is pretty interesting. As good as it is, deepseek is *really* slow (we had to stop using it at http://
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Random Forests for Reliable Feature Importance Measurement
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Random forests are pretty much impossible to mess up. That's important for measuring feature importance, because you want your measurements to be reliable.
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AI-Enhanced Educational Tool Development Expected Soon
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All we're missing is the AI-enhanced version of ed.
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Church Economy as Emerging Financial Model for AI
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I thought you guys did churches? You should look into that part of the economy. Might be that’s where the $ are coming from.
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ReAct Paper Awareness in AI Research Community February 2023
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In Feb 2023 everyone in the field was well aware of that — the ReAct paper had been out since Oct 2022.
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Reasoning Models Arrival Took Longer Than Expected
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My only surprise on reasoning models is how long they took to appear tbh
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Family Enjoys Watching Their Smart Pool Robot Perform
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My daughter and I love watching our lil pool robot. We cheer it on!